lanaVello1:
Bro,start reading your sagay now!! Cover up almost everything ahead making sure u familiarize yourself with the cases cos that course is quite bulky. Try not to miss the test also,helps to gather ground

Taylor184:
I guess you are talking of Contract.Abi?

lanaVello1:
yessoh,that course was a pain in my ass

Taylor184:
lol...kpele...What is the name of your school?

lanaVello1:
unilag...u?

lanaVello1:
yessoh,that course was a pain in my ass

Jaynim:


Pain ke? I'm sure you got an "A" in it.

lanaVello1:
loool,had other As but contract was farrrrr frm it...trust me bruh...if care is not taken, dat course sabi spoil result

lanaVello1:
loool,had other As but contract was farrrrr frm it...trust me bruh...if care is not taken, dat course sabi spoil result

Jaynim:



What of PUL201 and PUL202?

Akosbaba:
ogami,i hail o

lanaVello1:
Akosbaba!! abeg buzz me ur no for whatsapp. I remain loyal boss!!

Akosbaba:
i see one jotter for MILD room today,the writing resemble your own.i go inbox u d number

Jaynim:


Ajisbaba! please help a year two boy here o.

Akosbaba:
bro sorry for the late reply,how can i be of service?

Donpuzo:
Law of contract is one hell of a tough course. Same aplies to commercial law. Any other is a walkover

Jaynim:


Any help that'll help me get 5 A's this semester

Donpuzo:
Law of contract is one hell of a tough course. Same aplies to commercial law. Any other is a walkover

Donpuzo:
Law of Tort is quite straight forward and I was able to make A in it when I did it. Criminal law is quite bulky especially the second part which contains offences, and requires one to actually know the elements of such offences and the purnishment that goes with it. Also I did well in criminal Law with B. Equity is also quite easy though the second part(Trust) is tougher. Did well in equity though had an average in Trust (C). Land Law...YEAH that one is a tough course I must confess! Speaking for myself though. Some courses that appear easy to me may be harder to another person and vice versa

Jaynim:

Are you in year four?

Donpuzo:


No bro.

Fembleez1:
What are Bills of Attainder? And are they passed by the legislature?.



What is Ex Post Facto laws?.



What are Temporary laws?. Are they same thing as Delegated legislation?
Uh....hello there.I'm currently doing constitutional law and I've come across ex-post facto laws and bills of attainder but not "temporary laws".. . .

A bill of attainder also known as 'legislative judgement' is the unauthorised exercise of judicial power by legislature.The legislature imposes judgements on people in this situation,which is the constitutional duty of the ordinary law courts of a country.It is against the doctrine of separation of powers.

Ex-post facto laws are laws with retroactive effects.The constitution of Nigeria in section 4(9) prohibits the National Assembly and States House of Assembly from passing ex-post facto laws.They are prevalent when there's a Military government.Decree 20 of 1984 is a good example.That's all I know.










Please help a brother in need.

Fembleez1:


Thanks much boss, I now understand.





Please, is/are the Attorney-General and Minister of Justice part or a body of the Legislature?

Jaynim:


No,they're part of the executive
. . .in fact one person holds both offices in Nigeria,but the constitution has been amended to make it two people for the two different offices.
The Attorney general sues and is sued on behalf of the state,he is the Chief legal officer of the federation or a constituent state.
The Minister of Justice is one of the members of the presidential cabinet.He is the head of the department of Justice .

Fembleez1:




Arh!. Thanks much bro, don't know how to appreciate you enough.



Is the Attorney-General the head of the Judiciary in Nigeria or the Chief Justice of the Federation?.




I hope my questions are not too much bro, I'm just a young man willing to learn and know what I don't know.