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This Survey is a compilation of Laws in Nigeria boardering on; Banking law, Business Law, Company law, Commercial Law, Contract, Fundamental Rights, Criminal Procedure, Electoral Law, Family Law, Interpretation of Statutes, Jurisdiction, Labour and Industrial Law, Land law, Maritime Law, Property Law, Sharia law, Law of Tort and Intellectual property.
The reason for the passing of the Sherman Act was to combat the power of trusts. It was common for stock owners held in competing companies to transfer stocks to trustees who then controlled the activities of those competitors and consequently lessen...
The integrity and virility of the Bench is undisputedly connected to the associated agencies of the judiciary and affects the society at large.The Nigerian Institute of Advanced Legal Studies (NIALS) shares the view of active engagement in the reform...
The term globalisation, though new in coinage is old in terms of its antecedents. It can be traced to the advent of the spread of the two major religions – Christianity and Islam. These religions started from the Asian continent and spread to a...
The NIALS Journal of Law and Public Policy shall provide a veritable international intellectual platform where scholarly inputs will be made into governance pursuant to redressing the lag existing between paradigm orthodoxy, public policies based on ...
This research examines the autochthonous nature of Nigerian Constitution with a view to demystifying the impolitic call for peoples’ constitution in Nigeria. Further, the research examines whether legitimacy and effectiveness of a constitution ...
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