Outputs (152)

Illegality of contracts: A critical analysis of agreements in breach of articles 101 and 102 of the treaty on the functioning of the European Union (2018)
Journal Article

This research paper is the result of an effort to critically evaluate the position of the European Union competition law on the legality of an agreement which contravenes Articles 101 and 102 of the Treaty for the Functioning of the European Union (T... Read More about Illegality of contracts: A critical analysis of agreements in breach of articles 101 and 102 of the treaty on the functioning of the European Union.

Reimagining transnational validity under the CISG: A gateway to “homeward trend” interpretations (2018)
Journal Article

Purpose: The aims and objectives of the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG) have been defeated by the intrusion of domestic laws of different contracting states in the interpretation of the provisions of... Read More about Reimagining transnational validity under the CISG: A gateway to “homeward trend” interpretations.

ICC and Afrocentrism: The laws, politics and biases in global criminal justice (2018)
Journal Article

The International Criminal Court (ICC) was established to prosecute the most serious crimes of concern to the international community as a whole. However, since its inception, the Court has been wholly focused on Africa in terms of indictments and tr... Read More about ICC and Afrocentrism: The laws, politics and biases in global criminal justice.

Connecting the dots: Relevance of sustainable development principles in addressing environmental protection issues in Nigeria’s oil industry (2018)
Journal Article

Sustainable Development Principles are fundamental to addressing environmental protection issues in Nigeria’s oil industry. The paper examined sustainable development in its globally accepted meaning. Furthermore, this principle of environmental prot... Read More about Connecting the dots: Relevance of sustainable development principles in addressing environmental protection issues in Nigeria’s oil industry.

TPP, TTIP and the shifting dynamics of threat to public health: Options for Sub-Saharan Africa (2018)
Journal Article

The emergence of market and data exclusivity standards for new pharmaceuticals and biologics in such mega trade agreements as the TPPA, CETA and perhaps the TTIPA, will destabilize the inherent flexibilities relied upon for the maintenance of public... Read More about TPP, TTIP and the shifting dynamics of threat to public health: Options for Sub-Saharan Africa.

Testing the enforceability and jurisdictional waters of the convention for international sale of goods in Nigeria: A non-contracting state (2018)
Journal Article

Many African countries are not contracting states to the United Nations Convention on the Contract for International Sale of Goods (CISG). This has been attributed to a possible lack of knowledge by these countries of the practical benefits derivable... Read More about Testing the enforceability and jurisdictional waters of the convention for international sale of goods in Nigeria: A non-contracting state.

Why equality law and Deaf people don’t get on: Developing Deaf Legal Theory (2017)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

This presentation will introduce my doctrinal and socio-legal doctoral thesis, which is understood to be the first doctoral thesis on the subject of Law as it relates to Deaf people in the UK and possibly internationally, exploring the possible solut... Read More about Why equality law and Deaf people don’t get on: Developing Deaf Legal Theory.

Thou shall not kill: The constitutionality of death penalty under Nigerian legal system (2017)
Journal Article

Two wrongs cannot make a right; there is hardly any justification for the continual use of capital punishment (death) as a form of punishment in Nigeria. This paper will canvass that, even though death penalty is a constitutionally permissible form o... Read More about Thou shall not kill: The constitutionality of death penalty under Nigerian legal system.

Making the law work for young deaf people (2012)
Report

RAD Deaf Law Centre was commissioned to develop a report entitled “Making the law work for young Deaf people” by the Law Centres Network in order to improve young Deaf people’s access to advice from Law Centres.

Conflicts of interest: Time for a change? (2000)
Journal Article

The Law Society is currently undertaking a wide-ranging review of the regulation of the solicitors' profession, including the regulation of conflicts of interest. It is acknowledged that such conflicts are among the most common and the most central p... Read More about Conflicts of interest: Time for a change?.