As international commerce grows more complex, the legal mechanisms designed to resolve its disputes must evolve in tandem. On 1 […]
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Factual Background The case of Proline Soccer Academy Limited v MTN Uganda Limited, M/s CQ Saatchi & Saatchi & FUFA
The appointment of a receiver remains one of the most powerful enforcement mechanisms available to secured creditors under Nigerian law.
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Commercial dispute resolution in Nigeria is undergoing a quiet but significant transformation. While traditional litigation remains dominant, two concepts are
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The enforcement of foreign arbitral awards against assets sits at the intersection of international arbitration, domestic procedural law, and judicial
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Nigeria’s FinTech and digital asset ecosystem has moved from rapid innovation into a phase of intensified regulatory scrutiny. Over the
The Shell Petroleum Development Company Limited (SPDC) announced on January 16, 2024, its plans to sell its Nigerian onshore subsidiary
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The 12th Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards, held last Sunday in Lagos, once again celebrated the vibrancy, creativity, and continued
Arbitration has become a central pillar of dispute resolution in Nigeria’s commercial landscape, driven by party autonomy, confidentiality, procedural flexibility,
The recent judgment of the Federal High Court of Nigeria in Lifebridge Medical Diagnostic Centre Ltd v. FCCPC (Suit No.
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Factual Background The case of Radio Africa Limited v Standard Group PLC & Another arose from an earlier judgment delivered
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