Introduction If one child choses to marry another is there anything wrong with it? Let’s reinvigorate our minds to reminisce the traditional social settings of the African People, children were allowed to marry in fulfillment of parental wishes. However today, we are concerned with the existence of certain customs that appear to be repugnant to both State laws and international legal instruments. Whilst we promote the of rights children, the right for them to marry is not pro...
Introduction The Nigeria Police Act, 2020 which formally came into force on the 15th day of September 2020, by the assent of the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, President Mohammadu Buhari repealed the Police Act Cap P19 Laws of the Federation 2004. The general desire or aim of the new Act is to provide for an effective police service system for Nigeria which is based on the principles of accountability and transparency, protection of human rights, management of its resources an...
Two kinds of fact are very important in the Law of Evidence. They are facts in issue and relevant facts. The concept of facts in issue has been dealt with by several authors and jurists. However, it is necessary to discuss it here because it has a very interesting relationship with relevant facts. Think of the relationship between facts in issue and relevant facts as that which exists between baking a plain cake and baking a chocolate cake. Yeah. This sounds weird. But stay with me. If you�...
Contents: Historical Background of Equity and Trusts law, Equity Versus Common Law, Effects of Equity on Legal Certainty, Traditional role of Equity and Trusts Law, Literature Review Introduction The law in the United Kingdom is mainly described as a body of rules either which have evolved over a long time throughcourt judgements or that which is clearly defined by legislation. However, there is another source of law referred to as Equity. The source of law developed thro...
Abstract The status of women in Islam is clear and very unambiguous. Concerns are often raised about the status of women in Islamic law. Frequently, misunderstandings and misinterpretations about how women are handled by Islam are used to encourage. the notion that Islam is misogynistic in the western world. Consequently, the objectives of this study to identify the misinterpretation, misconceptions of woman's rights in Islamic and to provide appropriate refutations for the misconceptions....
Abstract: A Woman’s Competent to Be Appointed as a Judge in Quazi Courts. In Muslim Societies Has Been a Debated Issue For Decades. Although Some Muslim Majority Countries, Including Indonesia, Malaysia And Arab Countries, Have Allowed Women Judges (Qudath) In Shariah Courts, The Muslim Religious Leadership In Sri Lanka, Namely All Ceylon Jamiyathul Ulama (ACJU) As Opposed To Such Appointment To Administrate The Muslim Marriage And Divorce Act Of 1951 (MMDA) Which Is Administrated By T...
IGAD is a Regional Economic Community (REC) in Eastern Africa and one of the eight building blocks of the African Economic Community (AEC) of the African Union (AU), (IAD,2016). The Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) in Eastern Africa was created in 1996 to supersede the Intergovernmental Authority on Drought and Development (IGADD) which was founded in 1986 to mitigate the effects of the recurring severe droughts and other natural dis...
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ABSTRACT The generation of this dissertation is divided into four chapters. Chapter one of the dissertation will contain, general introduction, statement of the problem, objectives of the study, methodology, hypothesis, literature revive chapterization, significance of the study and research question. Chapter two will be focusing on literature review; I will be able to handle the review in accordance to the research questions raised. They include to explain the current state and shortfalls of...
TABLE OF CONTENTS DECLARATION ........................................................................................... .ii APPROVAL ................................................................................................. .iii DEDICATION .............................................................................................. .iv ACKNOWLEDGEMENT .................................................................................. v ABBREVIATION ......................................
TABLE OF CONTENTS DECLARATION .................................................................................................. i APPROVAL ...................................................................................................... II DEDICATION ................................................................................................ Ill ACKNOWLEDGEMENT .................................................................................. iv TABLE OF CONTENTS ......................
ABSTRACT: Most of the studies was done on the causes, effects of forced displacement and the Rights of the IDPs and the weaknesses and strengths of the law to that effect. The Research stipulated the Ugandan Constitutional Fundamental Human Rights of the IDPs, other rights, Regional Vis-aVis international instrnments concerning the protection of forced Displaced persons. The assessments and the relevance of the legal framework of the displaced persons due to wars and other natural calamities...
ABSTRACT This research gives the background and the development of Law and practice of Commercial arbitration in Uganda, its weaknesses, loopholes and benefits. It goes a head and points out the challenges that limit the effective operation of Commercial arbitration then it finally gives the recommendations that make the practice of Commercial arbitration a success In Uganda and a general conclusion.
TABLE OF CONTENTS DECLARATION A ...................................................................................................... II DECLARATION B .................................................................................................... III APPROVAL .............................................................................................................. IV DEDICATION .............................................................................................................
TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS ..................................................................................................................... v 1.0 Introduction ................................................................................................................................. 1 1.1 Background of the study .......................................................................................................... 4 1.2 Statement of the problem .............................