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COURT MARRIAGE IN NIGERIA: THE ULTIMATE THING TO NOTE

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Introduction To Court Marriage in Nigeria Court marriage (statutory marriage) in Nigeria is the most legally recognised form of marriage under the Marriage Act. It creates a monogamous union with far-reaching legal consequences affecting property rights, inheritance, legitimacy of children, maintenance obligations, and dissolution procedures. Unlike customary marriages, statutory marriage is uniform, enforceable, and governed […]

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SURROGACY CONTRACT IN NIGERIA: ULTIMATE GUIDE YOU NEED TO KNOW

INTRODUCTION TO SURROGACY CONTRACT IN NIGERIA Today, many people are turning to surrogacy as a way to have children, especially when natural pregnancy isn’t possible due to health or other reasons. Surrogacy can bring hope to couples and individuals, but it also raises many legal questions, one of which is: If there is a written