Rex v. Ezeocha (1946) — Manslaughter by Negligence Clone
Authority in Rex v. Ezeocha holds that if a person takes upon himself the responsibility of attending to a patient…
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Aweke Orizu v The Queen: Stealing by Conversion | Section 383 Criminal Code
Aweke Orizu v The Queen: AWEKE ABYSSINIA NWAFOR ORIZU & ANOR. v. THE QUEEN answer What happens when a person…
Rex v. John Okoro — Provocation, Murder and Manslaughter under Section 318 Criminal Code
CASE INFORMATION OF Rex v. John Okoro Case: Rex v. John Okoro Court: High Court Judge: Francis, J. Date: 8…
Sofo Gubba v Gwandu Native Authority | Native Courts & Criminal Law
Sofo Gubba v. Gwandu Native Authority is an important Nigerian criminal law and customary law decision concerning the jurisdiction of…
REX v. FRANCIS OLU COKER (1947)FULL SUMMARY
REX v. FRANCIS OLU COKER (1947) centers on the real question can a person be convicted of receiving a secret…
Rex v. Ezeocha (1946) — Manslaughter by Negligence
Authority in Rex v. Ezeocha holds that if a person takes upon himself the responsibility of attending to a patient…
THE KING v. TAYLOR 1907 Statutory Offences & Limitation Period
The King v. Taylor is an important authority on the interpretation of statutory offences and limitation periods in regulatory legislation.…
REX v.UDO AKPABIO: STEALING BY AGENT, FRAUDULENT FALSE ACCOUNTING AND THE ONUS OF PROOF
Rex v. Eters Udo Akpabio is an important Nigerian criminal law case on stealing by agent, fraudulent false accounting, the…
Rex v. Ugo Chima (1944): Infanticide, Murder and Joinder of Charges Explained
Rex v. Ugo Chima (1944) is an important Nigerian criminal law and criminal procedure case concerning the distinction between murder…
Olatunde Laja v IGP: False Pretence and Intent to Defraud Explained(1961)
In commercial dealings, many business failures arise from optimism, desperation, and overconfidence. But at what point does a businessman cross…