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    Paragraphs In An Affidavit Does Not Have To Start With The Word "That" – A Brief Look At The Decision In ……………v ……………………..

    For some inexplicable reasons, affidavits filed in our court are replete with paragraphs that start with the word "That" and same has, to a large extent, become standard practice so much that, where the word is omitted, ...
    NigeriaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Olumide Babalola LP
    Olumide Babalola LP
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    A Precis Of Business And Work-Related Visas Under The New Nigeria Visa Policy (NVP) 2020

    It is no longer news that the Federal Government of Nigeria, in February 2020, rolled out a new regime of visas with 79 classes to replace the erstwhile 6 classes in what appears to be a desirable revolution in the country's immigration policies.
    NigeriaImmigration
Olumide Babalola LP
Olumide Babalola LP
  • Article

    Data Privacy Concerns: NGO Sues TikTok For Violating The Nigeria Data Protection Regulation

    In a reaction to TikTok's various data privacy breaches and likelihood of further breach, a not-for-profit organisation -(Laws and Rights Awareness Initiative) has approached the High Court of Ogun State...
    NigeriaPrivacy
    Olumide Babalola LP
    Olumide Babalola LP
  • Article

    Names Of Counsel That Should Appear In Judgement Of Court; Highlighting The Court Of Appeal's Decision In Elias v Ecobank Nigeria Plc (2017) 2 NWLR (Pt. 1549) 175

    Ordinarily, the concerned part of the decision of Lagos division of the Court of Appeal in Elias v Ecobank (supra) ought not be of immense interest to practicing lawyers but for the requirement of a certain number of ...
    NigeriaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Olumide Babalola LP
    Olumide Babalola LP
  • Article

    Olumide Babalola v Attorney General Of The Federation & Anor. CA/L/42/2016: Another Victory For Public Interest Litigation In Nigeria

    In this instant case, the appellant did not commence the action under the FREPR 2009.
    NigeriaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Olumide Babalola LP
    Olumide Babalola LP
  • Article

    Court Of Appeal's Decision In Elias V Ecobank Nigeria Plc (2017) 2 NWLR (Pt. 1549) 175

    Ordinarily, the concerned part of the decision of Lagos division of the Court of Appeal in Elias v Ecobank (supra)
    NigeriaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Olumide Babalola LP
    Olumide Babalola LP
  • Article

    Old Habits Die Hard: The Use Of The Word "That" In Affidavits Is No Longer Fashionable

    When a practice (whether right or otherwise) becomes repeatedly unquestioned, it invariably becomes standard practice or the norm, so much that, any slight deviation from same could attract some form of disapproval ...
    NigeriaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Olumide Babalola LP
    Olumide Babalola LP
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    Why The Conviction Of Funke Akindele Cannot Stand In Law: The Contradictions Of Inibehe Effiong's Brilliant Opinion

    Love him or hate him, Ini (as I fondly call him) Effiong has deservedly earned his place as one of the few consistent defenders of human rights in Nigeria today.
    NigeriaCoronavirus (COVID-19)
    Olumide Babalola LP
    Olumide Babalola LP
  • Article

    Are Judgment Creditors Duty-Bound To Provide Judgment Debtors' Account Number In Garnishee Proceedings?

    An Order Nisi is no less an order of Court and the Appellant is bound by it.
    NigeriaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Olumide Babalola LP
    Olumide Babalola LP
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    Originating Processes And Notices Of Appeal Can No Longer Be Deemed Validly Filed And Served; A Precis Of The Supreme Court's Decision In Ani v Otu (2017) 12 NWLR (Pt. 1578) 30 @ 71

    A notice of appeal filed out of time will require a prayer for enlargement of time within which to file such notice of appeal.
    NigeriaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Olumide Babalola LP
    Olumide Babalola LP
  • Article

    The Class Action That Finally Buried Bankers' Order Debacle In Nigeria

    When in 2017, some of our clients' bank accounts were severally frozen by their banks, via bankers' orders obtained by the Nigerian Police from the Magistrates Court in Lagos pursuant to a spurious petition ...
    NigeriaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Olumide Babalola LP
    Olumide Babalola LP
  • Article

    The NBA's Self-Admission Of Not Being A Juristic Person And How The Supreme Court Was Not Properly Guided In The Recent Decision In Wome Moses Esq. v Nigerian Bar Association (2019) LPELR-46918 (SC)

    It was accorded its due superior position by the Legal Practitioners Act in the conduct of (its) affairs by the General Council of the Bar.
    NigeriaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Olumide Babalola LP
    Olumide Babalola LP
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    Prof. Olanrewaju Fagbohun SAN's Review Of ‘Casebook On Data Protection'

    A defining feature of the continuing transformation of our world is the rapid pace of technological change, which has also engendered a heavy reliance on data (both structured and unstructured) on a day-to-day basis.
    NigeriaPrivacy
    Olumide Babalola LP
    Olumide Babalola LP
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    Dr. Okezie Ikpeazu V Dr. Sampson Ogah (2016) LPELR – 40845 (CA)

    In a decision handed down on Thursday 18th August 2016, a full panel of Abuja division of the Court of Appeal seemed to have taken a novel
    NigeriaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Olumide Babalola LP
    Olumide Babalola LP
  • Article

    Critique Of The Decision In Olumide Babalola V. Ikeja Local Government & ANR

    A Rejoinder to the Critique Of The Decision In Olumide Babalola V. Ikeja Local Government & ANR [Suit NO. LD/1343GCM/16]"
    NigeriaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Olumide Babalola LP
    Olumide Babalola LP
  • Article

    Even Inspite Of Interlocutory Appeal, Lower Court Has Jurisdiction To Hear Substantive Suit: A New Judicial Perspective In Dr. Okezie Ikpeazu v Dr. Sampson Ogah (2016) LPELR – 40845 (CA)

    Dr. Alex Iziyon, on his own part, had an application seeking to set aside an order of the High Court of Abia State for being an abuse and he also sought a contempt order.
    NigeriaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Olumide Babalola LP
    Olumide Babalola LP
  • Article

    The Inadmissibility Of Extra Judicial Statements In Criminal Trials And The Perennial Ignorance Of Some Of Our Prosecuting Agencies

    The Court of Appeal has consistently reiterated the principle down the years in the following line of cases:
    NigeriaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Olumide Babalola LP
    Olumide Babalola LP
  • Article

    The Inadmissibility Of Extrajudicial Statements In Criminal Trials

    The inadmissibility of extrajudicial statements in criminal trials and the perennial ignorance of some of our prosecuting agencies.
    NigeriaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Olumide Babalola LP
    Olumide Babalola LP
  • Article

    The Statutory Tort Of Invasion Of Privacy Under The Law Reform (Torts) Law Of Lagos State, Ch. L82 Of 2015 And The Recent Spate Of Data Breaches In Lagos State.

    On the consciousness of our courts to statutory (general) torts, as early as 1986.
    NigeriaPrivacy
    Olumide Babalola LP
    Olumide Babalola LP
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    A Rejoinder To The Critique Of The Decision In Olumide Babalola v. Ikeja Local Government & ANR [Suit NO. LD/1343GCM/16]

    When my very dear learned senior, Tunde Esan, Esq. drew my attention to the critique written by my learned friend, Harvey Anyalewechi, Esq., I was caught up in a web of varied feelings.
    NigeriaFamily and Matrimonial
    Olumide Babalola LP
    Olumide Babalola LP

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