Day: September 28, 2020

Private Nuisance: This is the unlawful interference of a person’s use of land or right over or in connection with his land. It entails an unreasonable behaviour which interferes with another persons use of his land. It affects the individual Read More …

Private Nuisance: This is the unlawful interference of a person’s use of land or right over or in connection with his land. It entails an unreasonable behaviour which interferes with another persons use of his land. It affects the individual Read More …

The doctrine of equitable estoppel was developed to mitigate the harshness of the common law rule of consideration where a promisee had relied upon a promise and changed his legal position to his detriment. It is an equitable intervention. The Read More …

To fix the amount of service charge if included in the rent payable. To determine whether or not any tenancy is controlled tenancy. To determine or vary the rent payable in respect of any controlled tenancy. To a portion rent Read More …

A judiciary without independence Violence of whatever character for example riots, mutiny insurrection. Selective prosecution of suspects Corruption Poverty Overzealous president and Cabinet Secretaries (disobeying court orders).

The concept of rule of law is a framework developed by Dicey on the basis of the English legal system. It is also described as the due process. According to Dicey rule of law comprises three distinct conceptions namely. Absolute Read More …

Supremacy of the constitution means that the constitution is the supreme law of the land. It means that it prevails over all other laws. It means that all other laws derive their validity from the constitution. The constitution embodies the Read More …

Equity means fairness or justice. It is a branch of the law of England which was developed by the various Lord Chancellors courts to supplement the common law. Equity developed to make the common law a complete system of rules. Read More …