• Outflux of Stowaways in the Wake of the Covid-19 Pandemic: Nigerian Laws in Perspective

    Outflux of Stowaways in the Wake of the Covid-19 Pandemic: Nigerian Laws in Perspective

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    Michael Ogunjobi, Counsel in the Chambers of Norrison I. Quakers SAN, in his article, Outflux of Stowaways in the Wake of the Covid-19 Pandemic: Nigerian Laws in Perspective, observes that the issue of stowaways is a major headache for the shipping industry. Against the background of the coronavirus pandemic, Ogunjobi comprehensively reviews Nigerian laws, regulations and international instruments on seaport entry and exit requirements, protection, sanctions and prosecution of stowaways.

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  • An Analysis of Revamped Functionality for Vicarious Liability in Nigeria

    An Analysis of Revamped Functionality for Vicarious Liability in Nigeria

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    Dr Chinwuba Nwudego, Associate Professor of Law University of Lagos Akoka Nigeria in her article, An Analysis of Revamped Functionality for Vicarious Liability in Nigeria, observes that Tort Law, a judge driven law, contemplates a soft constitutional framework of assuring to parties who may not necessarily be in direct contract, a remedy for injuries suffered. She examines the contemporary and comparative scope, development and application of vicarious liability in Nigeria and the United Kingdom. She further explores the policy and theoretical basis, and the modern scope and criteria for engaging vicarious liability. She summarises the progress of the law in this area and shows how it has continued to be the organising spirit of society.

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