OKPABI AND OTHERS V ROYAL DUTCH SHELL PLC ANDANOTHER
Authored By: Anne Twanemaziba Douglas CASE NAME: Okpabi and Others v Royal Dutch Shell Plc and Another PARTIES: Appellant(s) HRH
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From Renovation to Ruin: A Review of Nigeria’s Tenancy Laws on Renovation of Rented Property – Insights from the Lagos State Tenancy Law 2011
Authored By: Anne Twanemaziba Douglas I. Introduction It is no news to anyone with a social media feed that, in
Who Owns the Dress? AI-Generated Fashion Designs and the Human Authorship Crisis
Authored By: Megha Chopra IILM University Abstract The proliferation of generative artificial intelligence in fashion design confronts copyright law with
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Not All Murders Are Equal: Should England and Wales Introduce Degrees of Murder?
Authored By: Charlie Smith Imagine two defendants. Defendant A intends to kill their victim. Defendant B intends to cause their
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Relocation of Children After Parental Separation: Balancing Parental Rights and the Best Interests of the Child in South African Law
Authored By: Zandile Nhlapo University of South Africa Introduction Parents may relocate for the sake of employment, remarriage, further education,
SAILS WITHOUT SAILORS: ESTIMATING NIGERIA’S LEGAL RESPONSE TO AUTONOMOUS SHIPS AND DIGITAL MARITIME TRADE
Authored By: Tamarauemomoemi Emmanuel Egbebo Niger Delta University, Wilberforce Island Bayelsa state INTRODUCTION International maritime law has long rested upon
MINORITY SQUEEZE-OUTS IN INDIA: BALANCING MAJORITY CONTROL, FAIR EXIT AND MINORITY SHAREHOLDER PROTECTION
Authored By: Isha Bhardwaj School of Law, NMIMS Chandigarh Campus SVKM’s Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies (NMIMS), Chandigarh Campus
Prosecuting the Unnamed Crime: A Case for Standalone Femicide Legislation in Kenya
Authored By: Chelsea Awuor Omondi I.Introduction On 27 January 2024, approximately 20,000 Kenyans marched in a countrywide protest for the
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Uniform Civil Code in India: Constitutional Promise or Threat to Legal Pluralism?
Authored By: Tanushree Pethari Government New Law College Indore I. Introduction In January 2025, Uttarakhand became the first State in
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The Right to Privacy in the Digital Age: Balancing Individual Rights and State Surveillance in India
Authored By: Aryaman Bandi MS Ramaiah College of Law 1) Introduction In an era where a citizen’s entire existence can
THE FLAWED DEFINITION OF AGREEMENT IN ARTICLE 1313 OF THE INDONESIAN CIVIL CODE: A CONSTITUTIONAL AND COMPARATIVE LEGAL ANALYSIS
Authored By: Arther Efflin Sugiarto University of Christian Indonesia INTRODUCTION “An agreement is an act by which one or more
A critical look at how copyright, patent, and trademark frameworks are holding up againstthe realities of online commerce.
Authored By: Boladale Bolarinde Adelowo KolaDaisi University Ask any brand owner what keeps them up at night these days, it