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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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Legal Custody of Children in Nigeria
Child custody disputes in Nigeria are determined with regard to established legal principles and the factors courts consider when deciding what is in the best interests of the child.
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How to Raise and Prove a Counter-Claim in Nigerian Courts
A defendant may pursue a counter-claim in Nigerian courts by properly pleading the claim and establishing the facts and legal basis supporting it.
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Serving Hearing Notices by SMS or Email: What Nigerian Courts Say
Nigerian courts have considered whether hearing notices may be validly served by SMS or email, reflecting the growing role of electronic service in court proceedings.
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Forfeiture Proceedings in Nigerian Law
Forfeiture proceedings in Nigeria are governed by legal rules and procedures that determine when property may be seized or forfeited.
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How Nigerian Courts Decide Bail Applications
When considering a bail application, Nigerian courts assess several factors that may influence whether bail is granted or refused.
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Landlord-Tenant Disputes: Notice to Quit in Nigerian Jurisprudence
A valid notice to quit is an important step in landlord-tenant disputes, and Nigerian courts apply established legal principles in determining whether the notice and recovery process are proper.
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Legal Principles Governing Tenancy, Recovery of Premises, and Self-Help in Nigeria
Landlord-tenant disputes in Nigeria are governed by legal rules on tenancy, recovery of premises and the prohibition of self-help in resolving disputes.
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Marital Property and Joint Ownership in Nigerian Matrimonial Proceedings
Nigerian courts consider various legal principles when determining rights to marital property and questions of joint ownership during matrimonial proceedings.
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Fiat in Criminal Prosecution: Meaning, Duration, and Court’s Power to Question It
A fiat in criminal prosecution raises important questions about its scope, duration and the extent to which a court may question its validity.
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Can Criminal Proceedings Be Stayed Pending Appeal?
Filing an interlocutory appeal does not automatically stop a criminal trial in Nigeria. The law generally requires criminal proceedings to continue despite a pending appeal.
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