Collateral Attack: Nature and Its Legal Framework
Authored By: Muhammad Daniyal Qureshi University of London A collateral attack is a challenge to the validity of a court […]
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MARRIAGE, GENDER INEQUALITY AND NIGERIA: PATRIARCHY AND ITS EXISTENCE IN SECTION 26 OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA.
Authored By: Gold Mmasinachi Nwanganga University of Abuja, Nigeria This article interrogates the patriarchal underpinnings of Section 26 of the
Arbitration in the ESG Era: The Future of Corporate Accountability in Nigeria and Beyond
Authored By: Ololade Adelaja Freelance Introduction Environmental, Social and Governance considerations have taken central stage in global commerce. Investors, regulators
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WHO CAN PLACE A CAVEAT ON A PIECE OF PROPERTY
Authored By: KUDZAI SENGURAI University of the Witwatersrand / Coghlan, Welsh and Guest (intern) INTRODUCTION The writing of this article
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AN EVALUATION OF THE IMPACT OF THE CHILD RIGHTS ACT INREGULATING AND PROTECTING THE RIGHTS OF THE NIGERIAN CHILD
Authored By: Anazor-Chukwuka Adaobi Favour Nnamdi Azikiwe University Awka, Anambra State, Nigeria Abstract This article critically evaluates the Child Rights
When Law Demands The Impossibility: A Psychological Appraisal of the Proportionality Rule in Nigeria’s Defence of Provocation
Authored By: Abdulhameed Sumayyah Adenike Fountain University, Osogbo, Osun State, Nigeria. ABSTRACT Human beings, irrespective of race or culture, are
Uniform Civil Code (UCC): Constitutional Vision vs. Practical Challenges
Authored By: Sangeeta Rayat Bahra University Introduction The concept of the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) in India is one of
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From Bolam to Montgomery: The Transformation of Medical Negligence Law in theUK
Authored By: Maira Batool Shah United Kingdom Abstract This article examines the development of medical negligence law in the United
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NOT EVERY FAMILY DISPUTE NEEDS A JUDGE: THE PROMISE OF ALTERNATIVE JUSTICE SYSTEMS IN FAMILY LAW
Authored By: Eshirera Kimberly Riara University ABSTRACT Kenya’s Alternative Justice Systems (AJS) Policy 2020 envisions a more humane, restorative path
The Right to Privacy in the Digital Age: Balancing Individual Rights and State Surveillance in India
Authored By: Nainika Shivaram Abstract Justice K.S. Puttaswamy v Union of India, in which justice Puttaswamy declared the right to
Between Occupation and Accountability: International Humanitarian Law in the Israel–Palestine Conflict
Authored By: Sahanadevi. S. Dongaragavi B. V. Bellad Law College, Belgavi, Karnataka Introduction. The Israel–Palestine conflict is among the world’s
THE PROHIBITION OF UNLAWFUL CONVERSION OF RELIGIOUS ACT: BETWEEN CONSTITUTIONAL MORALITY AND LEGISLATIVE OVERREACH
Authored By: P. Nimisha Kl University ABSTRACT: This article critically examines the *Prohibition of Unlawful Conversion of Religion Act, 2023*,