THE STRUCTURE OF GOVERNMENT

A government Refers to the way of ruling, administering and controlling people. A government can also be defined as; A political organization, structure and authority. A central government is the government that is a controlling power over a unitary state. Another type of distinct but… Read More

DELEGATED LEGISLATION

Delegated legislation is also referred to as subsidiary (subordinate legislation). It is Law made by parliament indirectly. Delegated legislation consists of rules, orders, regulations, notices, proclamations e.t.c. made by subordinate but competent bodies’ e.g. Local Authorities Professional bodies such as… Read More

NATURAL JUSTICE

Definitions: Natural: Natural is being in accordance with or determined by nature i.e. based on the inherent sense of right and wrong. Just: Means morally upright, correct, proper, good, merited deserved etc. Natural Justice is the administration, maintenance, provision or… Read More

THE ADMINISTRATIVE LAW

MEANING OF ADMINISTRATIVE LAW Administrative Law can be defined as the law relating to public administration. It is the law relating to the performance, management and execution of public affairs and duties. Administrative law is concerned with the way in… Read More

COMPANY LAW

There is no precise legal definition of a company‟ .The word „company‟ is a by- product of mercantile rather than legal ingenuity and was in use in England long before what is now called „company law‟ came into existence Although… Read More

NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTS

NATURE AND CHARACTERISTICS What is a negotiable instrument? This is a document which represents money and the title in passes to a bona fide transferee free from only defect. It is a chose in action. Negotiable instruments are transferable by… Read More

COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION

ALTERNATIVE DISPUTES RESOLUTION Alternative dispute resolution (ADR) includes dispute  resolution processes and techniques  that act as a means for disagreeing parties to come to an agreement short of litigation. It is a collective term for the ways that parties can… Read More