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• ASSESSMENTS COURSE

  • Administrator: Toun Adebiyi
  • Administrator: Site Admin
  • Teacher: Yahya Hambali
  • Teacher: Felicia Eimunjeze
  • Teacher: Titilola Hameed
  • Teacher: Sylvester Chukwunekwu Udemezue
  • Teacher: Lukman Alimi
  • Teacher: Nelson Ogbuanya
  • Teacher: Nasiru Tijani
  • Teacher: Olabisi Ayankogbe

  All Snap Tests assignments and assessments will be posted here.
• CIVIL LITIGATION

  • Administrator: Toun Adebiyi
  • Administrator: Site Admin
  • Teacher: Lukman Alimi
  • Teacher: Nasiru Tijani
  • Teacher: Titilola Hameed

  Civil Litigation is one of our body of adjectival laws. Its focus is to provide orderly and possibly expeditious methods for citizens to assert and defend their claims in court. Its litigation lies in the fact that no matter how good a case appears to be, if it is not canvassed before the court according to the rules laid down by law, it is voided.
• CORPORATE LAW PRACTICE

  • Administrator: Toun Adebiyi
  • Administrator: Site Admin
  • Teacher: Motunrayo (Mrs) Egbe
  • Teacher: Nelson Ogbuanya

  This course deals with the reforms and the structure of Law in Companies, current company statute, the Companies and Allied Matters Act. Cap. C20 LFN 2004 based on a draft Decree prepared by the Nigerian Law Reform Commission.
• CRIMINAL LITIGATION

  • Administrator: Toun Adebiyi
  • Administrator: Site Admin
  • Teacher: Yahya Hambali
  • Teacher: Nasiru Tijani
  • Teacher: Olabisi Ayankogbe

  This course deals with how the burden of proof is always on the state. The state must prove that the defendant is guilty. The defendant is <i>assumed</i> to be innocent; the defendant needs to prove nothing. (There are exceptions. If the defendant wishes to claim that he/she is insane, and therefore not guilty, the defendant bears the burden of proving his/her insanity. Other exceptions include defendants who claim self-defense or duress.)
• LAW IN PRACTICE - ETHICS

  • Administrator: Toun Adebiyi
  • Administrator: Site Admin
  • Teacher: Titilola Hameed
  • Teacher: Nelson Ogbuanya
  • Teacher: Sylvester Chukwunekwu Udemezue
  • Teacher: Olabisi Ayankogbe
  • Teacher: Yahya Hambali
  • Teacher: Olugbemisola Odusote
  • Teacher: Nasiru Tijani
  • Teacher: Motunrayo (Mrs) Egbe

  Students are expected to keep 3 dining terms, culminating in their Call to the Nigerian Bar. During these dinners, students are expected to also observe a modicum of decent behaviour, decorum, table manners and protocol. Because of the benefits derivable therefrom, dinners are compulsory and an integral part of training for the Bar. The rules are strict and liability may result in permanent disqualification from the bar. The Benchers file in, in a procession before Dinner commences. while every student stands. After the Benchers entry. no other person is allowed to or should enter the hall. It is a strict liability rule and will be visited with severe penalties if breached.
• LAW IN PRACTICE - SKILLS

  • Administrator: Toun Adebiyi
  • Administrator: Site Admin
  • Teacher: Yahya Hambali
  • Teacher: Olugbemisola Odusote
  • Teacher: Nasiru Tijani
  • Teacher: Motunrayo (Mrs) Egbe
  • Teacher: Titilola Hameed
  • Teacher: Nelson Ogbuanya
  • Teacher: Sylvester Chukwunekwu Udemezue
  • Teacher: Olabisi Ayankogbe

  Legal Practice skills deal with the skills that a legal practitioner needs to practice law completely. It is necessary to distinguish between knowledge and skills. Knowledge refers to an understanding of a body of law in an area of law. Practitioners have knowledge of substantive and procedural laws through their legal training at the academic and vocational stages at university and the Law school. Skill refers to the ability to apply knowledge of the law to solve a legal problem. The distinction between knowledge and skill is often expressed as “know-what” and “know-how” respectively, the former referring to knowledge and the latter to skill. For example, an understanding of criminal law deals with knowledge, but the ability to institute or defend a criminal action deals with skills.
• PROPERTY LAW PRACTICE

  • Administrator: Toun Adebiyi
  • Administrator: Site Admin
  • Teacher: Felicia Eimunjeze
  • Teacher: Sylvester Chukwunekwu Udemezue

  This course deals with the property law and the process of handling processes where property is categorized into movable and non movable (land, buildings) properties. This deals with transfer or ownership and right of ownership.