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Ibrahim v. C.O.P: On Whether Prosecution must Tender Weapon of Alleged Robbery- An insight into the Supreme Court Decision Therein

Citation: [2020]15 NWLR PT.1746 PG. 122. Courtsey: Moruff O. Balogun Esq. Summary of facts On 23/10/2007, PWI was driving a […]

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The mass media is central to the development of any democratic society. This has been generally acknowledged in developed societies […]

Happy birthday to you sir! You have been a shinning light in the African Bar, creating new paths ,showing us […]

INEC v. ANDP & ORS CITATION: (2020) LPELR-50950 (CA) In the Court of AppealIn the Abuja Judicial DivisionHolden at Abuja […]

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Introduction Every democratic state is bound by definite norms, codes as machinery by which its affairs and well-being is instructed […]

Giving the Rules of Professional Conduct for Legal Practitioners which proscribes express or unguarded marketing of legal services, to remain […]

In a bid to make the registrars of the courts more accessible and to enhance effective service delivery, the executive […]

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PAM V. INC. TRUSTEES OF THE ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, NIGERIA: On whether deponent of better and further affidavit deposed in […]

There will be a meeting of the National Executive Committee of the Nigerian Bar Association on the date and at […]

The Innovation and Tech Lawyers Network (ITELAN) is delighted to present you the second edition of her annual Innovation and […]