Introduction For many Nigerians, the annual renewal of a tenancy has become less of a routine transaction and more of […]
ARBITRARY RENT HIKES IN NIGERIA: WHEN CAN A LANDLORD INCREASE YOUR RENT?
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THE ROLE OF THE COMPANY SECRETARY IN CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
Corporate governance refers to the system by which companies are directed, controlled and held accountable. It encompasses the structures, processes […]
FREEZING BANK ACCOUNTS IN NIGERIA: EXAMINING EMERGING JUDICIAL TRENDS, LEGAL BOUNDARIES, AND RELATED MATTERS
INTRODUCTION The freezing of bank accounts remains a contentious issue in Nigeria’s banking sector, raising recurring disputes between financial institutions […]
WITHOUT PREJUDICE: THE SHIELD OF AMICABLE SETTLEMENT.
INTRODUCTION The phrase “without prejudice” is a vital safeguard in Nigerian civil practice, designed to encourage parties to negotiate settlements […]
Electronic Signatures and its admissibility in Electronic/Online Transaction.
1. INTRODUCTION Electronic signatures have become a critical part of modern online transactions, offering a secure and efficient way to […]
The Role of the Tribunal Registrar in International Arbitration
An overview of appointment, duties, limits, and the modern virtual hearing Introduction In the modern practice of international commercial arbitration, […]
The Architecture of Board Governance: Structures, Culture and Institutional Effectiveness
Introduction The effectiveness of any corporate governance framework is largely dependent on the quality of its board of directors. While […]
The Rise of Corporate Rescue in Nigeria: Has Administration Under CAMA 2020 Replaced Winding-Up as the Preferred Insolvency Mechanism?
1.0 Introduction For decades, Nigeria’s corporate insolvency framework was characterised by a singular focus on liquidation. The Companies and Allied […]
TRICKED BY DESIGN: THE LIMITS OF CONSUMER CONSENT IN NIGERIA’S DIGITAL ECONOMY
1. Introduction Digital platforms increasingly structure consumer behaviour through interface design rather than explicit negotiation. Within this environment, “dark patterns” […]
PRIVITY OF CONTRACT: THE FOUNDATION OF CONTRACTUAL CERTAINTY IN NIGERIAN JURISPRUDENCE
INTRODUCTION “The doctrine of privity of contract is that only the parties to a contract can sue or be sued […]