The Nigerian Legal System - Text & Cases - By Ese Malemi - 2021 Revised Edition
The Nigerian Legal System (Text & Cases) by Ese Malemi - 2021 Revised Edition This book is a comprehensive text that deals with all aspects of the Nigerian Legal System, which consists of the laws, courts, personnel of the law, and the administration of justice process, as it exists in Nigeria.A host of cases both Nigerian and foreign are reported in illustration. It is a handbook, especially prepared and intended to furnish and equip every person who is interested in Nigerian Law with a solid knowledge of the Nigerian Legal system, its structure, personnel and how it works.This book is an invaluable companion for law students, legal practitioners and general readers who want a comprehensive knowledge and understanding of the Nigerian Legal System, quickly and thoroughly. About the Author: Ese Malemi, a legal practitioner, is a Barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Nigeria and a Lecturer at the Faculty of Law, Lagos State University, Ojo, Lagos Nigeria. He is an amiable gentleman and a member of the Nigerian Bar Association. He lives and practices Law in Lagos. His book on law include: Mass Media Law, Administrative Law, The Nigerian Constitutional Law, Law of Tort and the Nigerian Legal Method.
1999 Constitution Of The Federal Republic Of Nigeria As Amended In 2023 With Fifth Alterat
The 1999 Constitution of The Federal Republic of Nigeria with it & rsquo;s 1st, 2nd and 3rd Amendments.
This is the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. It is the highest law in Nigeria and this is the law that every Nigerian needs to be familiar with.
It is recommended for lawyers, law students and people that want to know more about the laws of Nigeria.
This is the medium size.
The Nigerian Legal System By Obilade
Important developments in the law and the expansion of the egal profession in Nigeria has brought in recent years major changes to the structure of the Courts and to the administration of justice. The Nigerian Legal System has therefore been specially written to provide law students, and those in the legal profession, with a new insight into the structure and organisation of the law as it operates today within Nigeria.An experienced teacher of law at the University of Lagos, the author has focused on those aspects of the law that are of the essence in providing students with a true explanation and understanding of how the law works. The book includes chapters on Sources of Law, the Structure of the Courts and & ldquo;the Legal Profession, together with a concise guide to both criminal and civil procedure.This book will prove to be required reading for every law student as well as an invaluable aid and source of information to those practising or teaching law in Nigeria. AKINTUNDE OLUSEGUN OBILADELL.B. (Hons.) (Lagos), LLM. (Harvard), Legal Practitioner, Senior Lecturer in Law at the University of Lagos.
The Nigerian Legal Method Second Edition by Ese Malemi
This book is a comprehensive text that deals with all aspects of the Nigerian Legal Method, which is a study of Law, and the methods Law can be effectively and beneficially used to meet the needs of the individual and the State. This book moves the study of Legal Methods from abstract to reality, and situates it in the Nigerian context, against the background of global application. Beginning with an introduction, many cases, both Nigerian and foreign are reported in illustration to help readers understand the Law, and Legal Methods and to enable them to apply their knowledge in examinations, real life situations, and in law practice. The text is written in simple, clear and self explanatory style. It provides a clear detailed and comprehensive knowledge of the Nigerian Legal Methods for every reader. It is a basic reading and an inestimable companion for law students, both at undergraduate and post-graduate levels, legal practitioners, professionals, public officers, and anyone who has interest in Law, and its role in society. About the Author: Ese Malemi, a legal practitioner, is a Barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Nigeria and a Lecturer at the Faculty of Law, Lagos State University, Ojo, Lagos Nigeria. He is an amiable gentleman and a member of the Nigerian Bar Association. He lives and practices Law in Lagos. His book on law include: Mass Media Law, Administrative Law, The Nigerian Constitutional Law, Law of Tort and the Nigerian Legal System.
The Nigerian Legal System Fourth Edition by Ese Malemi
This book is a comprehensive text that deals with all aspects of the Nigerian Legal System, which consists of the laws, courts, personnel of the law, and the administration of justice process, as it exists in Nigeria. A host of cases both Nigerian and foreign are reported in illustration. It is a handbook, especially prepared and intended to furnish and equip every person who is interested in Nigerian Law with a solid knowledge of the Nigerian Legal system, its structure, personnel and how it works. This book is an invaluable companion for law students, legal practitioners and general readers who want a comprehensive knowledge and understanding of the Nigerian Legal System, quickly and thoroughly. About the Author: Ese Malemi, a legal practitioner, is a Barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Nigeria and a Lecturer at the Faculty of Law, Lagos State University, Ojo, Lagos Nigeria. He is an amiable gentleman and a member of the Nigerian Bar Association. He lives and practices Law in Lagos. His book on law include: Mass Media Law, Administrative Law, The Nigerian Constitutional Law, Law of Tort and the Nigerian Legal Method.
The Nigerian Legal System Fourth Edition By Ese Malemi
This book is a comprehensive text that deals with all aspects of the Nigerian Legal System, which consists of the laws, courts, personnel of the law, and the administration of justice process, as it exists in Nigeria.A host of cases both Nigerian and foreign are reported in illustration. It is a handbook, especially prepared and intended to furnish and equip every person who is interested in Nigerian Law with a solid knowledge of the Nigerian Legal system, its structure, personnel and how it works.This book is an invaluable companion for law students, legal practitioners and general readers who want a comprehensive knowledge and understanding of the Nigerian Legal System, quickly and thoroughly.About the Author:Ese Malemi, a legal practitioner, is a Barrister and solicitor of the Court of Nigeria and a Lecturer at the Faculty of Law, Lagos State University, Ojo, Lagos Nigeria. He is an amiable gentleman and a member of the Nigerian Bar Association. He lives and practices Law in Lagos. His book on law include: Mass Media Law, Administrative Law, The Nigerian Constitutional Law, Law of Tort and the Nigerian Legal Method.
Adaramola Jurisprudence 4th Edition
Jurisprudence is not a typical subject in the law degree curriculum. it a unique law based social science subject which, in relation to the other subjects in that curriculum is comparable to a sea into which all rivers flows.
Federal Republic Of Nigeria Official Gazette - Electoral Act - 2022
In the exercise of the powers conferred on me by Section 233 (2) ( & cent;) and Section 236 of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 (as amended) ; Order 10 Rule 2, Supreme Court Rules, 1999 (as amended) and by the virtue of all other powers enabling me in that behalf, 1, O11 Kwopr ARIWOOL.A, GCOS, Chief Justice of Nigeria, hereby issue the following Practice Directions & mdash; 1. These Practice Directions shall apply and be observed in the Supreme Court of Nigeria, in the determination of a pre-election, or an election appeal from the Court of Appeal. 2. An appellant shall file in the Registry of the Court of Appeal, notice and grounds of appeal within 14 days from the date of the delivery of the ruling, or judgment appealed against. 3. Upon the filing of the notice of appeal, an appellant shall & mdash; ( & laquo;) pay to the Registrar of the Court of Appeal, such fees as may be determined, having regard to the bulk of the record of proceedings being complied : (4) furnish to the Registrar of the Court of Appeal as many copies of the record of proceedings as there are respondents in the case and provide 10 extra copies of the record : and (c) pay a fee lor service of court processes on all the respondents. 4. & mdash;(1) The Registrar, shall upon the receipt of the notice of appeal, serve the respondents copies of the notice of appeal: and (2) The Registrar shall not later than 10 days from the receipt of the notice oF appeal. compile and serve the parties with the notice of appeal and the record of proceedings and transmit same to the Supreme Court. 5. An appellant shall within seven days after the service of the record of proceedings, file 10 copies of'a written Brief of Argument of the appeal.and as many copies as there are respondentsto be served. in the Supreme Court. 6. A respondent shall within five days of the service of the appellant's brief. file a brief of argument in the Supreme Court. 7. Anappellant may file a reply brief within three days of the service of a respondent's brief B 3 Commencement Application ol the Practice Directions. Viling ol Notice of Appeal. Revord of Proceedings. Service and Transmission
The Lawyer-client Relation - Beating Swords Into Ploughshares
The book is, more or less, a Charter on Client's rights. It aims at reminding the Legal Profession in Nigeria and the institutions that regulate it, that Clients have rights, specifically the right to be valued, educated on the technicalities and mysteries of the justice delivery system, protected from exploitation and heard before laws and policies affecting them are made by the three arms of government.