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AMUGO &93 ORS v. SKYE BANK PLC- SUIT NO. NICN/LA/258/2016

Kingsley OmenyiNovember 9, 2025November 9, 2025

The NICN ruling in amugo & 93 ors v. SKYE BANK PLC is an Authoritative Essay on Redundancy, Collective Agreements,…

Criminal Law

What are the ELEMENTS OF CRIME: Meaning, Definition, and Full Criminal Law Notes in Nigeria

Kingsley OmenyiNovember 3, 2025November 3, 2025

Every criminal offence under Nigerian law is made up of certain essential components which the prosecution must prove before an…

Constitutional LawAdminstrative Law

NWOBODO v.ONOH & ORS. (1983)SC FULL SUMMARY

Kingsley OmenyiOctober 25, 2025October 25, 2025

The case of Chief Jim Ifenyichukwu Nwobodo v. Chief Christian Chukwuma Onoh & Ors. remains one of the most pivotal…

Criminal Law

C.O.P, Western Region v. Smart Ededey (1964) FULL SUMMARY

Kingsley OmenyiOctober 25, 2025October 25, 2025

Citation: (1964) FSC 291/1963 Court: Supreme Court of Nigeria Coram: Brett, J.S.C.; Taylor, J.S.C.; Bairamian, J.S.C.Date: 26th March, 1964 Relevant…

Constitutional LawAdminstrative Law

A.G-OF BENDEL STATE v. A.G-FEDERATION & 18 Ors(1983) FULL SUMMARY

Kingsley OmenyiOctober 24, 2025October 24, 2025

The case of Attorney-General of Bendel State v. Attorney-General of the Federation & 18 Ors (1983) stands as one of…

Criminal Law

Classification of Offences in Nigerian Criminal Law

Kingsley OmenyiAugust 22, 2025November 30, 2025

The classification of offences in Nigeria is one of the most fundamental areas of criminal law. Many law students and…

Criminal Law

Relationship Between the Penal Code and Criminal Code in Nigeria

Kingsley OmenyiAugust 22, 2025August 22, 2025

In Nigeria, the Penal Code applies to the Northern states, while the Criminal Code applies to the Southern states. Each…

Criminal Law Note: The Offence Of Cheating In Nigeria (Section 421 Criminal Code and Penal Code (Section 325)
Criminal Law

Criminal Law Note: The Offence Of Cheating In Nigeria (Section 421 Criminal Code and Penal Code (Section 325)

Kingsley OmenyiAugust 14, 2025August 16, 2025

Under Section 421 of the Nigerian Criminal Code, cheating is described as follows: “Any person who, by using any fraudulent…

Doctrine of Necessity: Meaning, Key Cases, and Application in Constitutional Law
Jurisprudence & Legal TheoryAdminstrative LawConstitutional Law

Doctrine of Necessity: Meaning, Key Cases, and Application in Constitutional Law

Kingsley OmenyiAugust 14, 2025August 14, 2025

In times of crisis or emergency, governments may find themselves in situations where normal legal procedures and constitutional provisions become…

Permitted Clauses in a Hire Purchase Agreement (Nigeria) – Section 4 Hire Purchase Act Explained
Commercial/Business LawCOMMERCIAL LAW

Permitted Clauses in a Hire Purchase Agreement (Nigeria) – Section 4 Hire Purchase Act Explained

Kingsley OmenyiAugust 14, 2025August 14, 2025

Permitted Clauses are clauses that are automatically implied by law into every hire purchase agreement. They apply whether or not…

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