Author(s): EBERECHI JACK OSIMIRI | Volume 18 (2)April, 2023 Abstract Passing of property in the goods has over the years been recognized as one of the most important aspect of sale of goods contracts: on the ground that passing of property in the goods from the seller to the buyer either in ascertained or unascertained goods, involves […]
Author(s): F. C. AMADI | Volume 18 (2)April, 2023 Abstract Generally, globalisation and the information Technology revolution have pushed the demand for intellectual property protection beyond the borders of sovereign nations. In the same vein, liberalization, international treaties, tourism, the media and the steady shift to free market economies enable greater movements of goods across the world […]
Author(s): DR. JOHN ERIAYE THOMPSON & DR. (MRS) SOIBITEINYIM GEORGE-IBIKIRI | Volume 18 (2)April, 2023 Abstract The land tenure system that had existed during the pre-colonial, colonial and independence in the northern part and southern part of Nigeria had posed challenges to the Government. It therefore, became expedient to reevaluate the land tenure system in Nigeria as […]
Author(s): CHINEDU A. ONAH & M.V.C. OZIOKO | Volume 18 (2)April, 2023 Abstract Land occupies a central position in economic development in developing countries. This stems from the fact that most of the developmental projects executed by the government, individuals or corporate bodies are done on land. It is based on the foregoing reasons that the Constitution […]
Author(s): RITA ANWIRI CHINDAH | Volume 18 (2)April, 2023 Abstract Employment is described as a master-servant relationship or labour that one has been engaged to do for which one is being compensated by an employer by Black’s Law Dictionary. The employee is expected to behave in the company’s best interest, but when stipulating the contract’s conditions, one […]
Author(s): KPEA-UE BARIYIRA SIMPLE | Volume 18 (2)April, 2023 Abstract The recognition and treatment accorded to the male and female have not been equal through times. In most parts of human society, including Nigeria, women‟s positions are defined by their male folk. There are attributes associated with being a male or female. This discriminatory treatment has affected […]
Author(s): UZODINMA FRANK-IGWE & ETHELDRED E. WOHA | Volume 18 (2)April, 2023 Abstract Oath-taking was a method used in certain regions of Nigeria to extract the truth from anyone involved in conflicts, including parties and witnesses, according to the traditional law and customs. It was praised as a method to determine absolute truth, as it entails making […]
Author(s): SAMUEL A. AKANIBO & TAMUNOEMI A. ABBIYESUKU | Volume 18 (2)April, 2023 Abstract Human rights remain inalienable to all mankind irrespective of their race, gender, class, geography among other considerations. Biological difference remains the only distinction between men and women. The conceptual analysis of human rights and the nature of these rights, legal frameworks for the […]
Author(s): CLARIBEL DIEBO FAB-EME | Volume 18 (2)April, 2023 Abstract Discrimination against women is an intrinsic part of several cultures in Nigeria. In Rivers State, women are sometimes prevented from inheriting landed property from their husbands or parents. The rights of women is guaranteed by several international instruments to which Nigeria is signatory. These instruments include the […]
Author(s): NYOBANA ABIOLA | Volume 18 (2)April, 2023 Abstract The right to free basic education is guaranteed as a fundamental right, recognized by International, Regional, National instruments to which Nigeria relate to as a signatory to most of the human right instrument and is thus expected to ensure its effectiveness of the implementation of relevant provisions of […]
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