The case of Mojekwu v Iwuchukwu (2004) 11 NWLR Pt. 883 was an appeal against the judgment of the Court of Appeal in the former case of Mojekwu v Mojekwu. In this case, the Supreme Court of Nigeria was called upon to review the judgment of both the Court of appeal and the High Court …
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The case of Adegbenro v Akintola and Another – [1963] 3 All ER is one of the numerous Nigerian cases where the Supreme Court of Nigeria was compelled to interpret the provisions of the law brought before it. The case was decided by Ademola, C.J.F, Brett, Taylor and Bairaman F.J.J on the 7th of July, …
Human rights are those inalienable and immutable entitlements belonging to a person because he is a human being. These rights are divided into three types namely: Civil and political rights (CIPO rights), Economic and Social cultural Rights (ECOSOC rights) and Solidarity rights. This article will comprehensively explain the rights of every citizen of Nigeria in …
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Are lawyers liars? This is one of the ever-raging questions that has not been given any definite answer yet. Some scholars has given different answers on the question, but no answer has been settled yet. While some people actually thinks that lawyers are actually liars, some do not. For now, I am not going to …
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The defense of qualified privilege in defamation was the subject matter of the case of Nigeria Television Authority (NTA) v. Ebenezer Babatope (1996) 4 NWLR (Pt. 440) 75. In this case the Court of appeal explicitly explained the instances where it is possible for a defendant to use the defense of qualified privilege where there …
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