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Money laundering remains a significant threat to economic stability and security, especially in emerging economies like Nigeria. The process involves concealing the origins of illegally obtained money, typically by means of transfers involving foreign banks or legitimate businesses. In response to this growing concern, the Nigerian government has enacted stringent Anti-Money Laundering (AML) laws aimed…
Criminal law serves as a vital mechanism for maintaining societal order, holding individuals accountable for actions deemed to be in violation of established norms. However, certain circumstances may impair a person’s mental capacity to the extent that they may not be fully responsible for their criminal actions. The relationship between criminal law and mental health…
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The death penalty remains one of the most contentious and divisive issues globally, and Nigeria is no exception. Despite the growing global trend towards abolition, Nigeria retains capital punishment in its legal system. This article delves into the death penalty in Nigeria, exploring its legal framework, ethical considerations, and the policy issues that arise from…
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In Nigeria, equity distribution is a fundamental aspect of corporate governance, providing a framework for how ownership interests in a company are allocated among shareholders, including founders, investors, employees, and other stakeholders. The equitable distribution of shares and interests is key to corporate control, profit-sharing, and ensuring that companies can attract the necessary talent and…
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Defamation refers to a false statement made about someone that harms their reputation. It can take two forms: libel, which refers to written defamation, and slander, which refers to spoken defamation. For a defamation claim to succeed, the plaintiff must generally prove that the statement was false, harmful, and made without a valid legal defense….
The real estate sector in Nigeria is one of the most dynamic and promising sectors of the economy. As the demand for residential, commercial, and industrial properties continues to grow, so too does the need for adherence to regulatory frameworks governing the real estate industry. Real estate companies, property developers, agents, and other stakeholders must…
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A breach of contract occurs when one party in a commercial transaction fails to fulfill their obligations as outlined in the agreement, either by non-performance, defective performance, or refusal to perform. In commercial transactions, where contracts form the backbone of business relationships, such breaches can result in substantial financial and operational consequences. This article will…
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In the realm of Commercial Law, installment contracts play a vital role in many transactions, particularly in areas such as sales, loans, leasing, and service agreements. These contracts allow parties to pay for goods, services, or debt in periodic installments rather than a lump sum. While this arrangement offers flexibility to both parties, it also…
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Maritime Law, also known as Admiralty Law, governs legal issues that occur on navigable waters, both domestic and international. It is a specialized branch of law that covers a wide range of activities, from shipping and navigation to the rights of seafarers and the carriage of goods. Understanding the key terminologies is essential for anyone…
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Cabotage law, a critical aspect of maritime regulation, refers to the legal framework governing the transportation of goods and passengers within a country’s territorial waters by domestic vessels. In Nigeria, the Cabotage Act of 2003, officially known as the Coastal and Inland Shipping (Cabotage) Act, was enacted to promote indigenous participation in the shipping industry,…
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