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• An Appraisal of the Constitutional Power or Otherwise of a Governor to Suspend or Remove the State Chief Judge – Akanmu Jamiu
  An Appraisal of the Constitutional Power or Otherwise of a Governor to Suspend or Remove the State Chief Judge Introduction The removal of judicial officers from office over misconduct by the executive is not new, and there are myriad precedents at both the federal and … Continue reading An Appraisal of the Constitutional Power or Otherwise of a Governor to Suspend or Remove the State Chief Judge – Akanmu Jamiu
• Pre-election Matters Under Nigeria’s Electoral Act, 2022 and the ‘burden’ of Qualification of Candidates for Elective Positions
  Pre-election Matters Under Nigeria’s Electoral Act, 2022 and the ‘burden’ of Qualification of Candidates for Elective Positions Abstract Pre-election matter from its name are cases whose cause of action arise prior to the main election of candidates who occupy public office. They are litigated in … Continue reading Pre-election Matters Under Nigeria’s Electoral Act, 2022 and the ‘burden’ of Qualification of Candidates for Elective Positions
• Admissibility of Uncertified Public Documents Attached to Affidavit- Andoakaa V. Obot – Oyebanjo Yussuf Akinola
  Admissibility of Uncertified Public Documents Attached to Affidavit- a Look at the Supreme Court’s Decision in Andoakaa V. Obot ABSTRACT This paper critically examines the inconsistent and/discordant tone of the Courts, particularly the Court of Appeal towards the admissibility of secondary evidence of public documents … Continue reading Admissibility of Uncertified Public Documents Attached to Affidavit- Andoakaa V. Obot – Oyebanjo Yussuf Akinola
• Litigation as a Tool for Environmental Protection in Nigeria – Oluyemi Ayooluwa Mabel
  Litigation as a Tool for Environmental Protection in Nigeria Environmental Litigation as a Tool for Environmental protection is very important in Nigeria, as it serves as a means whereby Nigeria’s Environmental is being managed and protected for the well being of the citizens. Abstract Nigeria is currently facing many environmental challenges and is even vulnerable to … Continue reading Litigation as a Tool for Environmental Protection in Nigeria – Oluyemi Ayooluwa Mabel

• Insolvency And Bankruptcy Board Of India [IBBI] – Gourav Pasayat
  Insolvency And Bankruptcy Board Of India [IBBI] Insolvency and bankruptcy code was established on 2016. IBC was introduced to resolve financial problems of company, organizations and individuals. IBC have four pillars and through these pillars the corporate insolvency resolution process (CIRP) executed.  These pillars are … Continue reading Insolvency And Bankruptcy Board Of India [IBBI] – Gourav Pasayat
• Burden of proof: Under Indian Evidence Act, 1872 (sections, case law) – Agam Ravinder Lamba
  Burden of proof: Under Indian Evidence Act, 1872 with related sections and Case Laws The burden of proof is a legal test that decides whether a legal claim is legitimate or invalid based on the evidence presented. The burden of proof is often placed on … Continue reading Burden of proof: Under Indian Evidence Act, 1872 (sections, case law) – Agam Ravinder Lamba
• Child Labour: Exploring the Causes and Solutions in India – Agam Ravinder Lamba
  Child Labour: Exploring the Causes, Solutions with various Child labour laws and Case laws The term “child labour” has been defined as work that deprives children of their youth, potential, and dignity, and is destructive to their physical and mental development. [1] The International Labour … Continue reading Child Labour: Exploring the Causes and Solutions in India – Agam Ravinder Lamba
• Playing Sound Recordings During Marriage Functions, Infringement to Indian Copyright Act, 1957? – Shweta Sharma
  Playing Sound Recordings During Marriage Functions, an Infringement to Copyright Act, 1957? DPIIT (Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade) released public notice on 24 July, 2023, in which it is stated that, playing sound recordings/ musical work does not amount to infringement of … Continue reading Playing Sound Recordings During Marriage Functions, Infringement to Indian Copyright Act, 1957? – Shweta Sharma