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THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TRADEMARK INFRINGEMENT AND PASSING-OFF: OUTSTANDING THING TO KNOW

Understanding the difference between trademark infringement and passing-off is crucial for everyone, whether or not you are an entrepreneur. While both relate to the unlawful use of a mark, they involve different legal principles. Knowing these distinctions helps you recognise when your brand’s identity is being misused and what legal remedies may apply. WHAT IS

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COLLECTING SOCIETIES VS. MUSIC STREAMING SERVICES, RADIO, TELEVISION: WHO WINS?

The Roles and Importance of Collecting Societies in Nigeria. It is almost impossible to fathom a world where creativity is hidden away from the public space, where the only people allowed to see, hear and enjoy it are the creators of such masterpieces, where the public is denied the opportunity of taking part in the

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DIVORCE IN NIGERIA FOR NON-RESIDENT SPOUSES: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

Can Two People who got married in Nigeria and have left the Country Still Conduct their Divorce in Nigeria? Yes. INTRODUCTION The requirement to be able to bring an action in divorce in Nigeria is not based on physical presence but on domicile. The law considers a person who might have lived in Nigeria before

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How to Combat Pedophilia in Nigeria: The Great Silence

Pedophilia in Nigeria Yes…this author does not deny that all societies have its unique problems: Pedophilia in Nigeria. However, the major problem arises when the society begins to settle with these issues, seeing it as the normal “wickedness of life that no one can do anything about.” The news of a 3 month old baby

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Contractual Capacity: A Full Guide for Vulnerable Adults’ Rights

Contractual capacity is defined as an ability[1] or the attribute of persons which enables them to perform civil or juristic acts.[2] Contractual capacity in ordinary parlance refers to the ability of a person to enter into a contractual relation, without which a contract, although valid ex facie, becomes void or voidable, and unenforceable.  The introduction

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Compulsory Conference in Nigerian Divorce Cases: What You Need to Know

The Negotiation that takes place During a Divorce a.k.a. The Compulsory Conference Compulsory conference is a stage in divorce proceedings in Nigeria that requires both the Husband and the Wife of the marriage, that is divorce-bound, to have a meeting – it is often a forced-one. The meeting is compulsory especially when there are Children

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