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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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Rights of a Landlord in Nigeria
What rights do landlords have in Nigeria? This article outlines key rights including rent recovery, possession proceedings, enforcement of tenancy terms, and lawful eviction, helping landlords understand how to protect their property while complying with legal requirements.
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When a Tenant Cannot Be Found: How Section 28 Allows Service of Notices in Nigeria (Recovery of Premises Act)
Section 28 of the Recovery of Premises Act allows landlords to serve notices and court processes by posting them on the property where tenants cannot be found. Such posting is deemed valid service, preventing tenants from frustrating lawful recovery proceedings through evasion.
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Steps to Obtain Probate or Letter of Administration in Nigeria
What happens to a person’s assets after death in Nigeria? This article explains the probate process, including obtaining probate or letters of administration, required documents, and how executors or administrators gain legal authority to manage and distribute the estate.
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How to Recover Money Paid by Mistake (Transfer Reversal in Nigeria)
Sent money to the wrong account in Nigeria? This article explains the steps to recover mistaken transfers, including bank procedures, legal remedies, and what happens if the recipient refuses to return the funds. Acting quickly can significantly improve recovery chances.
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Can Law Enforcement Agencies Freeze Your Bank Account in Nigeria?
Can law enforcement agencies freeze your bank account in Nigeria? This article explains the legal position, the role of court orders, and what to do if your account is restricted during a financial crime investigation.
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How to Write a Petition to the Police in Nigeria
Learn how to write an effective petition to the police in Nigeria. This guide explains essential components, proper structure, and practical tips to ensure your complaint is clear, credible, and capable of prompting investigation and possible prosecution.
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Are WhatsApp Chats and Emails Admissible as Evidence in Nigerian Courts?
Are WhatsApp chats admissible in Nigerian courts? This article examines electronic evidence under Section 84 of the Evidence Act, outlining requirements for admissibility, certification, and practical steps to ensure digital communications are properly tendered and relied upon in court proceedings.
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What Is a Bail Bond in Nigeria? A Simple Legal Guide
A bail bond is a key requirement for securing release after arrest in Nigeria. This guide explains what a bail bond is, the role of sureties, and what happens if bail conditions are breached.
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Is Bail Really Free in Nigeria? What the Law Says and What to Do If Police Demand Money
Many Nigerians have heard the phrase “bail is free,” but its meaning is often misunderstood. This article explains the legal position on bail in Nigeria, the constitutional protections involved, and what to do if money is demanded before bail is granted.
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How to Write a Demand Letter for Debt Recovery in Nigeria
A demand letter is often the first step in recovering a debt in Nigeria. It formally notifies a debtor of the outstanding amount owed and gives them a specific deadline to pay before legal action is taken. A properly written demand letter can encourage settlement, create useful evidence, and sometimes resolve the dispute without the…
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