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Tracing Hidden Assets In Nigeria: Legal Options For Judgment Creditors

For many litigants, obtaining judgment represents the culmination of years of legal battles. Yet for successful litigants, victory in court..

Constitutionality Of The BOFIA Act And CBN Recapitalization Policy: Legal And Practical Implications For Financial Institutions And The Banking Sector

The Nigerian banking sector is presently undergoing one of the most significant regulatory transformations since the banking consolidation exercise of..

Freezing Orders and Account Restrictions in Nigeria : Balancing Bankers liability and Consumer Rights

The relationship between a bank and its customer is fundamentally contractual in nature, giving rise to reciprocal rights and obligations..

Jurisdiction As A Terminal Weapon: Technicality Versus Substantial Justice

Jurisdiction occupies a unique and indispensable position within the administration of justice. It is the legal authority conferred upon a..

Caveat Against Arrest Of Vessels: A Practical Shield Against Unnecessary Ship Arrests In Nigeria

Given the commercial significance of vessels and the substantial financial consequences that accompany their detention, ship arrest has rightly been..

Proline Soccer Academy Limited V. MTN Uganda Limited, M/s QG Saatchi & Saatchi & FUFA (Uganda) Limited; H.C.C.S No. 317 of 2011 [2024]

Factual Background The case of Proline Soccer Academy Limited v MTN Uganda Limited, M/s CQ Saatchi & Saatchi & FUFA..

The African Charter On Human And Peoples’ Rights In Nigeria: Adoption Without Adaption

When the Nigerian National Assembly enacted the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights Act Cap 10 1983 (the African..

Third-Party Funding and Asset Tracing in Commercial Disputes: The Nigerian Perspective

Commercial dispute resolution in Nigeria is undergoing a quiet but significant transformation. While traditional litigation remains dominant, two concepts are..

Employment Law In Professional Football: A Case Review Of Chineme & Anor V. Nasarawa United Football Club Ltd & ORS Suit No. NICN/ABJ/375/2020

Factual Background: The case of Chineme & Anor v. Nasarawa United Football Club Ltd & Ors arose from the tragic..

EFFECTIVE ENFORCEMENT OF JUDGMENTS IN NIGERIA: WHY WINNING IN COURT IS NOT ALWAYS ENOUGH

Effective Enforcement Of Judgements In Nigeria: Why Winning In Court Is Not Always Enough

Many people assume that once a court delivers judgment in their favour, the dispute is over and payment or compliance..

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