30 October 2024
Presumption Of Falsity Under Nigerian Law of Defamation –Analysing the Case of Abalaka V. Akinsete & 2 Others
The Supreme Court’s recent judgement in Abalaka v. Akinsete marks a pivotal shift in Nigerian defamation law. Previously, defamatory statements were presumed false unless the defendant could prove otherwise.28 October 2024
Limitation Periods Under Nigerian Law: Breaking Down the Concept of Continuing Legal Damage or Injury
Limitation periods under Nigerian law define the timeframe for instituting legal claims. However, in cases of continuing damage or injury, the limitation period resets as long as the wrongful act persists, allowing claimants more time to seek redress17 October 2024
Penal Sanctions for Erring Prosecutors and its Implication on Corporate Defence – Can Nigeria Borrow a Leaf?
Following the recent conviction of two Italian prosecutors for withholding exculpatory evidence in a high-profile corruption case involving Eni and Shell, TEMPLARS analyses the broad implications of this landmark ruling.8 October 2024
Supreme Court Addresses Controversy Surrounding the Competence of a Fundamental Right Enforcement Application Involving Multiple Applicants
The Supreme Court’s ruling in Total Exploration & Production (Nig) Ltd v. Okwu & Ors clarifies the competence of a multi-applicant application to enforce rights under the Fundamental Rights (Enforcement Procedure) Rules, 2009.7 October 2024
Nigerian Data Protection Commission Extends Data Controllers and Processors of Major Importance Registration Deadline and Imposes New Restrictions
The Nigerian Data Protection Commission (NDPC) has extended the registration deadline for Data Controllers and Processors of Major Importance (DCMIs/DPMIs) from September 30, 2024, to October 31, 2024.4 October 2024