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Constitutional Law
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THE VOICE OF CONSCIENCE IN THE COURTROOM IV
The Voice of Conscience in the Courtroom
Constitutional Law
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THE COST OF BLIND ENFORCEMENT III
There is a haunting question that lingers in the courtroom: What happens when a judge enforces a law he knows …
Constitutional Law
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WHEN THE COURTS ENFORCES INJUSTICE II
Courts are meant to be the last refuge of the oppressed. They are where the weak should find strength, and …
Constitutional Law
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When Justice Bows to Law: Courts, Conscience, and the Burden of Unjust Laws."The Paradox of Law and Justice. Volume I
Every society needs law. Without law, we would live in chaos, no rules, no order, no protection. Yet, while law …
Tax Law
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Why Tax Nigerians in a Broken Economy?
How can your country tax you for making money from the land to belongs to all of us? Talk more …
Tax Law
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Understanding Net of Tax and Gross-Up Provisions in Contracts
When Promises Meet Taxes.
Others
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THE INTERSECTION OF LAW AND FINANCE: NAVIGATING THE COMPLEXITIES OF A RAPIDLY EVOLVING LANDSCAPE
The world of finance is characterized by its fast-paced and ever-changing nature. From the rise of fintech and digital currencies …
Law of Evidence
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The Pillars of Proof: A Deep Dive into Evidence Law in Nigerian Courts.
The integrity of any judicial system rests heavily on its rules of evidence.
Others
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The Principle of Force Majeure in Contract Law: Nigerian and Comparative Perspectives
Contract law is built on the principle of pacta sunt servanda, agreements must be kept.
Practice and procedures
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The Principle of Reasonableness: The Wednesbury Legacy in Law and Life
The principle of reasonableness, famously articulated in Associated Provincial Picture Houses Ltd v Wednesbury Corporation (1948) 1 KB 223.
Practice and procedures
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The Limits of Negative Declarations in Judicial Practice. Volume II
A negative declaration is a judicial pronouncement that a right, power, or legal status does not exist.