Legal e-mail System: National Judicial Institute Organises ICT training for Members of the Lagos State Judiciary

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  The Chief Judge of Lagos State attended ICT training organised by the National Judicial Institute for members of the ICT/JIS committee of the Lagos State Judiciary.   The programme is in preparation for the Legal e-mail system which will be fully effective on 1st July, 2018 The legal e-mail system is a newly introduced…

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National University of Singapore to Host Third World Approaches to International Law Conference 2018

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The National University of Singapore Faculty of Law is pleased to host the Conference on “Third World Approaches to International Law” (TWAIL Singapore) Date : Thursday, July 19 – Saturday, July 21, 2018  Venue: NUS Faculty of Law  The 3-day Conference will be held from 9.00am to 5.00pm daily   Please visit the conference website…

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[Judicial Pronouncement] Failure to Obtain Leave to Appeal Where Leave is Required is Fatal to the Appeal

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Chrome Air services LTD & Ors v Fidelity Bank LER (2017) SC 817/2014   Failure to obtain leave to appeal where leave is required is fatal to the appeal. The leave of court is a condition precedent to the jurisdiction of the appellate court to entertain the appeal. Failure to obtain leave where necessary renders…

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