Orji Uka

ALP Review - Trends and Developments - Nigeria: Law and Practice, International Arbitration 2022 

INTERNAL CONFLICT OF LAWS IN NIGERIA: MAKING A CASE FOR THE CONSOLIDATION OF THE RULES OF JURISDICTION IN INTER-STATE DISPUTES

INTRODUCTION

INVESTOR–STATE ARBITRATION AND THE ‘NEXT GENERATION’ OF INVESTMENT TREATIES 7TH EDITION

INTRODUCTION

The Power of a Nigerian Court to Set Aside a Foreign Arbitral Award: An X-ray of the Court of Appeal’s Decision in Limak v. Sahelian Energy

ALP NG & Co. Model Arbitration Clauses

Leave to Issue and Serve Originating Process Outside Jurisdiction v. Substituted Service: a Distinction with a Difference

This paper addresses a common misconception among some lawyers and even judges in Nigeria who inadvertently believe that an application for leave for the issuance and service of a court process outside the territorial jurisdiction of a court is coterminous with an application for substituted service. This paper highlights the substantive and procedural differences between the two concepts.

Introduction

INVESTOR–STATE ARBITRATION AND THE ‘NEXT GENERATION’ OF INVESTMENT TREATIES

INTRODUCTION

The Position of Nigerian Law on Termination of Employment Without Reason: A Better View

The conditions for the grant of stay of proceedings pending Arbitration under Nigerian Law: Revisiting Mekwunye v Lotus Capital Ltd

In this paper, our Partner, Olasupo Shasore, SAN and Senior Associate, Orji A. Uka examine the controversy surrounding the condition(s) for the grant of stay of proceedings pending arbitration under Nigerian law.

“TO SAY OR NOT TO SAY?”  -  An Analysis of the UK Supreme Court Decision in Halliburton v Chubb