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24th April 201824th April 2018

There is no time limit within which an application for leave to appeal as an interested party may be brought

ONUKAGHA & ANOR v. OKOROAFOR & ORS (2018) LPELR-44080(CA) PRACTICE AREA: APPEAL INTRODUCTION Generally, Section 24 of the Court of Appeal Act prescribes that appeal […]

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22nd April 201822nd April 2018

Law Pavilion: Notice of Relocation

Dear Esteemed Customer, LawPavilion appreciates your loyalty and customership over the past years. We are pleased to notify you of the relocation of our Head […]

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17th April 201817th April 2018

Judges should avoid premature evaluation of evidence at the no case submission

JUDGES SHOULD AVOID PREMATURE EVALUATION OF EVIDENCE AT THE NO CASE SUBMISSION STAGE DPP v. AKPAN (2018) LPELR-44047(CA) PRACTICE AREA: CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE INTRODUCTION […]

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26th March 201826th March 2018

A Court should not determine substantive suit in its ruling on trial within trial

CHARLES v. FRN (2018) LPELR-43922(CA) PRACTICE AREA: CRIMINAL PROCEDURE INTRODUCTION EKANEM, J.C.A. in the Appeal at hand explained the need for a trial-within-trial procedure as […]

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There is no time limit within which an application for leave to appeal as an interested party may be brought

Law Pavilion: Notice of Relocation

Judges should avoid premature evaluation of evidence at the no case submission

A Court should not determine substantive suit in its ruling on trial within trial