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The case of Dickson Igbokwe v University College Hospital Board of Management (1961) WNLR is one of the celebrated Nigerian cases founded on the principle of res ipsa loquitur in the law of tort. In this case, the High court of justice explicitly explained the instances where the principle of res ipsa loquitor will apply […]
The case of The Queen v Amalgamated press Ltd (1961) A.N.L.R 199 is one which is founded on the right to freedom of expression and press in the then 1961 constitution of Nigeria. It is often cited to explain the fact that the right to freedom of press in the constitution of Nigeria is not absolute.
In this article, i will comprehensively discuss the rule in Adams v Lindsell [1818] 1B & A 681, stating the facts for the case. Coupled with that, I am going to show you the various exceptions to the rule. On that note, if you are a researcher or a student and you really want to
The case of Awolowo v Federal Ministry Of Internal Affairs (1962) LLR 177 is usually cited when discussing the provision of the constitution on the right to fear hearing in Nigeria. More so, it is widely believed that the court applied the golden rule when interpreting the provision of the constitution in that case. Below
This is a summary of the case of Mojekwu v Mojekwu (1997) 7 NWLR (PT 512). Here, you will finds the facts, issues and decision of the Court of Appeal in this celebrated Nigeria case. I enjoin you to read this work painstakingly so that you will be able to understand every information contained here.