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How to File a Case in Court in Nigeria: A Simple Step-by-Step Guide
How to file a case in court in Nigeria explained in simple terms. Learn the steps involved, the documents you may need, court fees, service of processes, and what happens after filing.
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How to Set Up a Family Trust in Nigeria: A Practical Step-by-Step Guide
Learn how to set up a family trust in Nigeria, from identifying beneficiaries and appointing trustees to preparing the trust deed, registering Incorporated Trustees, funding the trust and managing family assets for future generations.
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Documents to Check Before Buying Land in Nigeria
Before buying land in Nigeria, it is important to verify the documents relating to the property to avoid fraud and legal disputes. This article explains the key documents you should check, including the survey plan, Certificate of Occupancy, Deed of Assignment, and other important land ownership documents.
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Requirements for Registration of Wills in Abuja (FCT): A Practical Guide
Learn the requirements for registering (depositing) a Will at the Probate Registry of the High Court of the FCT, Abuja. This guide outlines the necessary documents, legal framework, and practical steps to ensure your Will is safely secured and properly recognized.
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How to Write a Resignation Letter in Nigeria
Learn how to write a professional resignation letter in Nigeria, including key elements to include, notice requirements, and a practical sample to guide your exit from employment smoothly and lawfully.
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Next of Kin in Nigeria: What Rights Does a Next of Kin Really Have?
Many Nigerians believe that being named as a next of kin automatically gives them the right to inherit or manage a deceased person’s property. Nigerian courts have repeatedly held otherwise. This article examines the legal position of a next of kin, the role of estate administrators, and the importance of Letters of Administration in estate…
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What to Do If You Are Arrested by the Police in Nigeria
Arrested by the police in Nigeria? Learn the essential steps to protect your rights, avoid common mistakes, and understand what the law says about arrest, bail, and legal representation.
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Affidavit of Change of Name in Nigeria: Procedure, Legal Effect, and Deed Poll
Changing your name in Nigeria requires more than a simple declaration. This article explains the procedure for an affidavit of change of name, the role of a deed poll, and the legal effect of formalizing a new identity.
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How to Evict a Tenant Legally in Nigeria: Notices, Court Procedure, and Landlord Rights
Evicting a tenant in Nigeria requires strict legal compliance. This article outlines the proper procedure, from serving notices to obtaining a court order, and explains why landlords must avoid self-help to prevent liability for unlawful eviction.
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Rights of a Tenant in Nigeria
What rights do tenants have in Nigeria? This article explains key protections including peaceful possession, proper eviction procedures, and safeguards against unlawful landlord actions, helping tenants understand their legal position and how to respond to disputes.
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Sub-Tenancy in Nigeria: What Every Tenant and Landlord Should Know
What is a sub-tenant and what rights do they have in Nigeria? This article explains sub-tenancy, the legal relationship between landlord, tenant, and sub-tenant, and why proper legal procedures must be followed before eviction.
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When Does a Loan Transaction Become Money Lending Under Nigerian Law?
Not every person who gives out a loan in Nigeria automatically qualifies as a money lender under the law. This article examines Nigerian appellate Court decisions on money lending transactions, licensing requirements, interest charges, enforceability of loan agreements, and the legal effect of violating Money Lenders Laws.
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