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• IP and African Music: Balancing Art Rights For Economic Growth
  IP and African Music: Balancing Art Rights For Economic Growth “I think works of art- any form of culture- have the capability to give people a certain hope and passion and belief and conviction that nothing else can. I think there… Read more: IP and African Music: Balancing Art Rights For Economic Growth
• The Evolution of Arbitration In India: A Critical Analysis of Online Dispute Resolution (ODR)
  The Evolution of Arbitration In India: A Critical Analysis of Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) Arbitration in India has witnessed a transformative evolution evolving from fragmented colonial frameworks to a robust modern legislative structure aligned with global standards. The emergence of Online… Read more: The Evolution of Arbitration In India: A Critical Analysis of Online Dispute Resolution (ODR)
• A Fourteen-year Legal Odyssey by ADR
  A Fourteen-year Legal Odyssey by ADR Something extraordinary unfolded in one of the courts of the High Court of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja. The Claimant and the 1st Defendant reached an amicable resolution to their dispute. Pedestrian, one might conclude—but… Read more: A Fourteen-year Legal Odyssey by ADR
• Maxims of Equity as Annotated by Current Nigerian Decided Cases (2000 – Present)
  Maxims of Equity as Annotated by Current Nigerian Decided Cases (2000 – Present) The Maxims of Equity are pithy expressions that serve as a set of rules and principles in governing the way equity operates. They are: I shall now discuss… Read more: Maxims of Equity as Annotated by Current Nigerian Decided Cases (2000 – Present)
• Standing as Surety by a Kano Commissioner: Why Kano State Government Should not Sack the Commissioner
  Standing as Surety by a Kano Commissioner: Why Kano State Government Should not Sack the Commissioner Recently, there has been a rancour and public discomfort over a commissioner in Kano state stood as surety to a “suspect” for grant of bail… Read more: Standing as Surety by a Kano Commissioner: Why Kano State Government Should not Sack the Commissioner
• Enhancing the Efficiency of the Nigerian Justice Systems Through Procedural Reform
  Enhancing the Efficiency of the Nigerian Justice Systems Through Procedural Reform The judiciary remains the final refuge for the ordinary citizen, being the arm of government that people rely on to defend their rights and liberties. This paper draws attention to… Read more: Enhancing the Efficiency of the Nigerian Justice Systems Through Procedural Reform
• Contempt of Court Proceeding: An Exception to the Principle of Nemo Dat In Causa Sua
  Contempt of Court Proceeding: An Exception to the Principle of Nemo Dat In Causa Sua Contempt of Court Proceeding: An Exception to the Principle of Nemo Dat In Causa Sua Throughout the history of law, the justice is the sole objective… Read more: Contempt of Court Proceeding: An Exception to the Principle of Nemo Dat In Causa Sua
• Minimum Payment Clause Under Hire Purchase
  Minimum Payment Clause Under Hire Purchase The Hire Purchase Act 1965, Laws of the Federation of Nigeria stipulates the amount required as percentage for the initial payment of the hire purchase agreement. The process of calculating the amount payable by the… Read more: Minimum Payment Clause Under Hire Purchase
• The “Last Seen” Doctrine: Shortcut to Justice or Path to Wrongful Conviction
  The “Last Seen” Doctrine: Shortcut to Justice or Path to Wrongful Conviction The “last seen” doctrine, a principle of circumstantial evidence, holds that a person last seen in the company of a deceased victim bears a burden to explain the circumstances… Read more: The “Last Seen” Doctrine: Shortcut to Justice or Path to Wrongful Conviction