Prostitution and Legalization – Jimoh Samuel
Prostitution and Legalization The question, whether prostitution should be adopted as a legal activity has been debated among scholars over the years. The school of thought that supports the retention of prostitution is deeply rooted in theory, yet the evidences adduced from the theoretical perspective deny the devastating effects the Decriminalization of prostitution causes, as […]
Impact of Labour Laws On Collective Bargaining In Multinational Corporations – Srishti & Ishika
The Impact of Labour Laws On Collective Bargaining In Multinational Corporations Abstract Collective bargaining is the process through which employers and employees negotiate and reach agreements on the terms and conditions of employment, including wages, working hours, and benefits. Labour laws play a crucial role in regulating the collective bargaining process, and the impact of […]
Mercy Chinwo V Obidiz; Available Options For Remedy & Finding A Merit – Olufowose Samuel Esq.
Mercy Chinwo V. Obidiz; Examining The Available Options For Remedy & Finding A Merit Using The Elimination Method In what appears as a “do not stain my white” reaction, a popular Nigeria gospel artiste, Mercy Chinwo, through her lawyer served a ‘Cease and Desist” notice on a secular music artiste, Obidiz Lawson for derogatorily using […]
Appraising the Modern Relevance and Observance of the Principle of Legality in Nigeria – Joshua Oyebode
Appraising the Modern Relevance and Observance of the Principle of Legality in Nigeria ABSTRACT The Principle of Legality has been a pivot point for evaluation and analyses by various legal scholars across the globe in modern times. The reason for this is not distant, as the principle has been established to be the bedrock and […]
Corporate structures in India to carry out corporate social responsibility – Annie Panwar
Corporate structures to carry out Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) AbstractCorporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has become an increasingly important aspect of corporate strategy in recent years. Companies are expected to not only generate profits but also act as responsible citizens by contributing to society and the environment. To carry out CSR, companies can adopt various corporate structures. […]
Nigerian Copyright Act 2022 PDF Download
Copyright Act 2022 PDF The Copyright Act 2022 was passed on Wednesday 6th April 2022 and assented by the President on Friday, 17th March, 2023. The Act repeals the Copyright Act, Cap C28, Laws of the Federation of Nigeria, 2004 and enact the Copyright Act 2022 to provide for the regulation, protection and administration of […]
Tort of Negligence (Elements, Duty of Care, Categories) – Fortune Dikio
Tort of Negligence Introduction The Law of Tort imposes a general duty, which everyone owe’s to persons generally. The Law of Tort enable’s Claimants seek redress in courts for damages and from these cases, principles on Tort begins to evolve, under the Common Law System ( judicial precedent). Often times before the Tort of negligence […]
Impact of Globalization on Collective Bargaining and Negotiation in Int. Labour Law – Sharma & Dr Raj
The Impact of Globalization on Collective Bargaining and Negotiation in International Labour Law Abstract Globalization has brought about significant changes to the global economy, including the way in which work is organized and conducted. While it has created new economic opportunities, globalization has also had significant impacts on labour rights and collective bargaining, and has […]
Why Multinational Companies Do Not Make Nigeria The Venue And Seat Of Arbitration – ONI Oluwatoyin Bamidele
Why Multinational Companies Do Not Make Nigeria The Venue And Seat Of Arbitration Despite the numerous advantages of Arbitration and ADR to the global economy, Nigeria has steadily witnessed a slow-paced development in the settlement of commercial disputes through arbitration and other ADR mechanisms, majority of the Multinational companies with huge transactions and high-profile Commercial […]
The Illegality and Burden of Enforcement of the 8th February 2023 Supreme Court Interim Order Suspending the Implementation of the Deadline for Circulation of the Old Nigerian Currency Notes – Manfred Ekpe, Esq.
The Illegality and Burden of Enforcement of the 8th February 2023 Supreme Court Interim Order Since Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari decided to oversee the reformation of the electoral system for entrenchment of democracy in the country to ensure that credible and popular candidates emerge elected as against “selection electoral system” that has bedeviled our political […]