AN ANALYSIS OF THE FEDERAL HIGH COURT’S DECISION IN THE CASE OF A.G RIVERS STATE V. FIRS INTRODUCTION The recent judgement of the Federal High Court as regards the power of the Federal Government to levy, impose […]Continue Reading >>
LIMITATIONS LAW- A Clog in the Wheel of Justice? Provisions in the various limitation statutes within the federation state the periods within which certain claims must be brought to […]Continue Reading >>
The Implication of the Ban On Cryptocurrency in Nigeria The Ban on Crypto Currency has attracted attention from the highest levels of government. The Nigerian Senate deliberated on the […]Continue Reading >>
An Overview of the Central Bank of Nigeria’s guidelines on Global Standing Instructions by Joel E. Ighalo INTRODUCTIONThe Central Bank of Nigeria recently issued a guideline on Global Standing Instruction (hereinafter referred to […]Continue Reading >>
Jurislaw Partner gets elevated to the rank of SAN We are delighted to announce that our Senior Partner and Head of Dispute Resolution, Lotanna Okoli has successfully qualified for the conferment […]Continue Reading >>
Revisiting the Lagos Internal Revenue Services’ Public Notice in the Light of The Finance Act 2020 INTRODUCTION The Finance Act 2020 has brought about sweeping changes to our tax laws. More than ever, it has addressed […]Continue Reading >>
CAC adopts electronic distribution of company certificates The Corporate Affairs Commission via a public statement dated 23rd of July 2020 has stated that in an attempt to […]Continue Reading >>
AN EXAMINATION OF THE CBN REGULATORY FRAMEWORK AND GUIDELINES FOR MOBILE MONEY BANKING SERVICES IN NIGERIA INTRODUCTION On the 9th of July 2021, the Central Bank of Nigeria published a guideline and regulatory framework for Mobile […]Continue Reading >>
The Nigerian Capital market- A Legal summary A capital market is an organized market in which both individuals and business entities buy and sell debt and equity […]Continue Reading >>
A LEGAL POSITION ON ADMISSIBILITY OF DOCUMENTS MARKED ‘WITHOUT PREJUDICE’ UNDER NIGERIAN LAW INTRODUCTION Without Prejudice” (WP) lexically speaking is generally a common law concept and a form of legal privilege with the […]Continue Reading >>
Force Majeure: A Simple Clause with complex consequences As Lord Radcliffe put it in Davis Contractors Ltd v. Fareham U.D.C. , “frustration occurs whenever the law recognizes that […]Continue Reading >>
AN ANALYSIS OF THE FEDERAL HIGH COURT’S DECISION IN THE CASE OF A.G RIVERS STATE V. FIRS INTRODUCTION The recent judgement of the Federal High Court as...Read More
LIMITATIONS LAW- A Clog in the Wheel of Justice? Provisions in the various limitation statutes within the federation state...Read More
The Implication of the Ban On Cryptocurrency in Nigeria The Ban on Crypto Currency has attracted attention from the...Read More
An Overview of the Central Bank of Nigeria’s guidelines on Global Standing Instructions by Joel E. Ighalo INTRODUCTIONThe Central Bank of Nigeria recently...Read More
AN EXAMINATION OF THE CBN REGULATORY FRAMEWORK AND GUIDELINES FOR MOBILE MONEY BANKING SERVICES IN NIGERIA INTRODUCTION On the 9th of July 2021, the Central Bank...Read More
The Nigerian Capital market- A Legal summary A capital market is an organized market in which both...Read More
A LEGAL POSITION ON ADMISSIBILITY OF DOCUMENTS MARKED ‘WITHOUT PREJUDICE’ UNDER NIGERIAN LAW INTRODUCTION Without Prejudice” (WP) lexically speaking is generally a common...Read More
Force Majeure: A Simple Clause with complex consequences As Lord Radcliffe put it in Davis Contractors Ltd v....Read More
