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An Examination of Maintenance of Estranged and Divorced Spouses in Nigeria and United States of America

Marriage by mankind is a very good union but it encounters obstacles in every race especially when the two parties have to quit the union despite happy days spent together and not minding the effect of such a step on their children. The major obstacle encountered is how the maintenance of the dependent spouse will

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Best Practices in the Upstream Operations of the Oil and Gas Industry: The Case of Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) in Cameroon

The oil and gas industry is a global, multi-trillion-dollar industry that includes the exploration, production, refining, and distribution of oil and gas products. The industry plays a vital role in the global economy, providing the energy needed for transportation, heating, and electricity generation. Environmental legislative and regulatory requirements applicable to oil and gas activities vary

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The Legal Status of the East African Community (EAC) in the Context of Dispute Resolution

Although it has taken place over more than ten years, the East African Community’s (hereinafter the EAC) “transformation” history is similar to those of other international regional organizations. For instance, before becoming the EU1, the European Economic Community (hereafter the EEC) also underwent significant “transformation.” More specifically, the essay considers the early stages of the

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The Legal Dilemma and Improvement Path of “Three-Trial Integration” in China’s Environmental Judicature

The construction of the environmental judicial trial model has its internal laws and external special evidence, which requires active responses from the legislative and judicial levels. Traditional litigation trials have been unable to adapt well to the trial of environmental judicial cases. The “Three-trial Integration” trial method that integrates civil, criminal, and administrative cases takes

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Role of Judiciary in Curbing Cybercrimes against Women and Children in India

In India, the judicial system serves as a watchdog over the administration of justice and plays a critical part in reducing the number of cybercrimes committed against women. This is accomplished through offering legal remedies, establishing precedents, and ensuring that laws are carried out in an efficient manner. In order to combat online violence against

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Intellectual Property Rights in the Age of Content Creation

The digital age has revolutionized content creation, presenting both opportunities and challenges for intellectual property rights (IPR) protection. This abstract explores the significance of IPR in the era of content creation and highlights strategies to protect and enforce these rights in the digital realm. IPR holds immense importance in the digital age due to its

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Perfection Of Land Transactions And Titles In Nigeria Post-Covid 19: Prospects And Challenges

The SARS-CoV 2, commonly known as coronavirus or COVID 19, belongs to the category of viruses that may cause illness and are easily transmitted between humans as well as between humans and animals. The viruses cause illness ranging from the common cold to more severe diseases such as Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS-CoV) and Severe

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A Study on Nomenclature Debate on the ‘Use of Force,’ ‘Armed Attack’ and ‘Aggression’ as the Right to Self Defence

International Law on Armed Conflict lays down specific guidelines on the conduct of the States, the parties who are signatories and conform to the international comity. The paper highlights the implications of the preamble of the United Nations Charter, which was introduced by the comity of international players in the Second world war to mitigate

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