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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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Litigation Procedure in Nigeria: Cause of Action, Interlocutory Applications, and Jurisdiction
Nigerian litigation involves important procedural issues, including establishing a cause of action, navigating interlocutory applications and determining whether a court has jurisdiction.
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Statute of Limitation in Nigeria: Meaning, Effect, Recognized Exceptions and Common Time Limits for Filing Cases
Statutes of limitation set time limits for bringing legal claims in Nigeria, subject to recognised exceptions that may affect when a claim can still be pursued.
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Compulsory Acquisition of Land in Nigeria: Your Rights and Legal Remedies
What happens when the government compulsorily acquires your land without following due process or paying adequate compensation? This article examines your constitutional and statutory rights, the Land Use Act, and the remedies available to landowners in Nigeria.
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When Public Officers Lose Their Legal Shield: Limits of the Public Officers Protection Act in Nigeria
The Public Officers Protection Act provides statutory protection for public officers, but that protection is subject to important limits and may not apply in every circumstance.
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When is a Notice to Quit Valid in Nigeria? Key Legal Principles Every Landlord and Tenant Must Know
A valid notice to quit is an important step in ending a tenancy, and Nigerian law sets out the principles that govern its validity and the landlord-tenant relationship.
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When Silence Costs Everything: Court Affirms Judgment Against Defendants Who Failed to Defend Land Dispute
Failing to properly defend a land dispute can have serious consequences, including the possibility of judgment being entered where a claim is not effectively contested.
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Garnishee Proceedings in Nigeria: How to Enforce a Money Judgment
Garnishee proceedings provide a legal means for enforcing a money judgment against funds belonging to a judgment debtor that are held by a third party.
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Fast-Track Justice in Nigeria: Summary Judgment vs. Undefended List Procedure
Summary judgment and the undefended list procedure offer faster routes for resolving suitable civil claims where the circumstances justify dispensing with a full trial.
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Can a Nigerian Court Grant Bail After Initially Refusing It?
A refusal of bail does not always end the matter. Nigerian courts may reconsider a further application where the circumstances and applicable law justify doing so.
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Money Laundering in Nigeria: What It Means, What Grounds the Charge, and the Possible Defenses
Money laundering offences in Nigeria involve specific legal requirements, and an accused person may challenge a charge based on the facts, applicable law and available defences.
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