Introduction Companies, like human beings, may experience periods of strength and vulnerability. A business that begins with promising prospects may […]
SURVIVING CORPORATE DISTRESS: ADMINISTRATION AS A COMPANY RESCUE STRATEGY
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Corporate Legal Personality and the Directing Mind
What Southbeach Co. Ltd. v. Williams settles about the company and its Managing Director, and what it leaves open. Introduction […]
THE DOCTRINE OF CAVEAT EMPTOR AND ITS APPLICABILITY TO ONLINE SHOPPING
The common law principle of ‘Caveat Emptor’ which loosely translates to ‘let the buyer beware’ operates on the premise that […]
An Examination of the Legal Challenges and Prospects of Artificial Intelligence in Insolvency Practice in Nigeria
1. Introduction Artificial Intelligence (AI) is reshaping professions across the globe. Law is no exception. From document review to predictive […]
ARBITRARY RENT HIKES IN NIGERIA: WHEN CAN A LANDLORD INCREASE YOUR RENT?
Introduction For many Nigerians, the annual renewal of a tenancy has become less of a routine transaction and more of […]
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 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” […]
Force Majeure Pauses. Frustration Ends. Hardship Renegotiates. Do You Know Which One You’ve Got?
What hardship provisions can and cannot do for time and efficiency claims under Nigerian law and the FIDIC suite Few […]
FROM TWO MEMBERS TO ONE: THE COURT OF APPEAL’S CLARIFICATION ON SINGLE SHAREHOLDER PRIVATE COMPANIES IN NIGERIA
ABSTRACT This article examines the Court of Appeal’s decision affirming that section 18(2) of the Companies and Allied Matters Act, […]