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Reason: He is celebrating something special in his life and thought it best to be in the 'give' mood!

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Hope this helps.

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One of our Consultants is giving out his "TENANCY GUIDE FOR THE NIGERIAN LANDLORD AND TENANT" worth N5,500 for FREE . . .

Yes, you got it right...

For FREE and For 7 DAYS ONLY.

Reason: He is celebrating something special in his life and thought it best to be in the 'give' mood!

TO DOWNLOAD, Visit: www.naijalawinfo.com

Hope this helps.

Hi everyone,

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But remember to invite your friends too to benefit.

Best of luck!

Hi Nairalanders,

this information is an extract from OMONILE LAND EXPERTS. So, as a Lagosian (and Land owner), you can't afford not to read this.

Here:

"If you have bought lands from Omonile in the past that do not have either a ( C/O) or a Gazette in the following areas Ikeja, Opebi, Ogudu, Gbagada, Oregun, Surulere, Anthony, Obanikoro, Adekunle Village.Isolo, Okota, Ilasamaja, Ijeshatedo, Ojota, Bariga, Iju, Olowora, Isheri, Shangisha, Oworonsoki and environs, Ojo, Ikotun, Egbe, Ejigbo, Shasha, Akowonjo, Okokomaiko, Owode Onirin, Idimu, Egbeda and environs.Ayobo, Ipaja, Igando, Alagbado, Mebamu, Ajangbadi and environs, Ikorodu, Badagry Axis, Lekki Axis (Eti-Osa to Abijo), Ibeju Lekki to Epe & Epe Town and you haven’t been able to get a proper document for your land, I have good and bad news for you.

The Bad news is that the Omonile has scammed you to sell lands that belong to the government and masked it as their own family lands hereby making you part with your money illegally and freely to them without any proper title because they didn’t have any land to give and sell in the first place.

The Good news it that the Lagos state government has decided not to demolish such houses or revoke those lands that has been encroached on by Purchasers of this Bad Lands from Omonile and instead will grant title to such Purchasers. This would afford those who unintentionally bought government acquired land from Omonile or land Scammers the opportunity to regularize their titles and thereby obtain Certificate of Occupancy (C of O) through a process called Ratification Popularly Referred to as ‘RAT or RATI’ ( Now referred to as Regularization).

- See more at: http://kauzm.com/Regularize-Your-Land

Hello, Nairalanders,

The law is well codified when it comes to the relationship between the Landlord and Tenant. The question then becomes - What Does Their Tenancy Agreement Say Concerning The Consequence Of Non-Payment Of Service Charge(s)?

Assuming, without conceding that the Tenancy Agreement between them provides that the LANDLORD COULD LOCK UP THE PREMISES FOR DEFAULT OF PAYMENT OF SERVICE CHARGES – Which is very possible, wouldn’t the Law Court honour such condition in favour of the landlord? To put the answer mildly and succinctly, it would. The court respect contractual agreements between parties, EXCEPT where fraud is imputed in such agreement.

I stumbled on a clear case scenario recently that led me into thinking: "What manner of tenancy do we operate in this country?"

For more on this, visit: www.naijatenancyguide.com

Be blessed.

Hi, Nairalanders,

Sometime last year, we rolled out our drums on the creation of a web platform on Tenancy: www.naijatenancyguide.com. Then, we realised we needed to fix a couple of things; efforts were made and today, Landlords and Tenants can send in enquiries for prompt response.

Best regards.

S h o c k i n g!


HOW AN OYO STATE-BASED TENANT STABBED LANDLORD'S SON TO DEATH FOR RECEIVING QUIT NOTICE
AND HOW YOU CAN SAVE YOURSELF FROM SUCH HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE . . . !

You’ll Find This REPORT Extremely Valuable!

The story flowing from the headline above happened sometime in February, 2012 and not so many Nigerians had the opportunity to read the full story. Here:


For being given quit notice, tenant stabs landlord’s son to death
Written by Oluwatoyin Malik Sunday, 25 March 2012


"WHEN Mukaila Ajadi was ejected from the house he was living in by his landlord’s children, little did the landlord’s family know that this directive did not go down well with their tenant, as a fight resulting from a reaction to the quit notice ended the dreams and aspirations of one of the lanlord’s son, 42-year-old Musiliu Sogunro on February 8, 2012.

Ajadi, a 51-year-old father of three was reported to have packed into the house at Sanyo area of Ibadan, Oyo State in 2007. His landlord died in January 2011 and since then, he was alleged to have refused to pay his house rent, owing the landlord’s family a year’s rent. Not only this, another female tenant who was brought into the house by Ajadi was also owing some rent.

When all overtures to make the two tenants pay up the money failed, the landlord’s children decided to give them quit notice but Ajadi was alleged to have refused to quit the one room he was living in with his wife and three children, saying that he would remain there until he would be able to secure another accommodation.

The female tenant however decided to comply with the landlord’s children’s directive and started packing her things in bits. At a point, she had moved all her belongings from the room she occupied, leaving behind her mattress. Miffed by the action of the woman who continued to lock the room she occupied, Sogunro, on sighting her in evening of the fateful day, challenged her on this, demanding to know why she locked the room up, unknown to him that her mattress was still in the room.
Tempers flared between Sogunro the woman and in no time, they started exchanging hot words with each other. It was at that point that Ajadi, who was around at the time, interjected the quarrel. However, his contribution did not go down well with Sogunro and before anyone knew what was happening, a fight ensued between the duo. The outcome was that Sogunro slumped, covered with his own blood which was flowing from different stab wounds on his body.

According to information gathered by Sunday Tribune, Ajadi claimed that it was Sogunro who brought a bottle, broke it and injured him on the back of his hand with it. In annoyance, Ajadi claimed he wrested the broken bottle from Sogunro but did not know that he stabbed him until he saw his picture with the different points where he was stabbed on his body.

When Ajadi saw that his landlord’s son had slumped, he went to Sanyo Police Station to report that he and someone fought and stabbed themselves. He was advised to go and treat himself. It was after he left that the deceased’s wife came to report at the station that Ajadi had killed her husband. The woman was said to have informed the police that she received a call from an unknown person who told her to come and see her injured husband. On getting home, she was shocked when she met her husband on the ground, stone dead.

The police at Sanyo police station had reportedly traced Ajadi to the hospital where he went to treat himself and promptly arrested him. Sunday Tribune further gathered that his case was transferred to the State Criminal Investigation Department (SCID), Iyaganku, for further investigations, after which he was charged to court. He is currently being remanded in Agodi prisons while his case has been adjourned."


NOW, as a Landlord or Tenant reading this piece , the above story may not have been your experience, but this GUIDE is set to keep you away from any legal issue emanating from your tenancy. Scan through the contents and make your own decision.

Note: The price-tag of N2500 is for a limited time and for just 30 persons, after which I will take it to its original price of N6000. Would you rather snooze on this?

Best regards.

S h o c k i n g!


HOW AN OYO STATE-BASED TENANT STABBED LANDLORD'S SON TO DEATH FOR RECEIVING QUIT NOTICE
AND HOW YOU CAN SAVE YOURSELF FROM SUCH HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE . . . !

You’ll Find This REPORT Extremely Valuable!

The story flowing from the headline above happened sometime in February, 2012 and not so many Nigerians had the opportunity to read the full story. Here:


For being given quit notice, tenant stabs landlord’s son to death
Written by Oluwatoyin Malik Sunday, 25 March 2012


"WHEN Mukaila Ajadi was ejected from the house he was living in by his landlord’s children, little did the landlord’s family know that this directive did not go down well with their tenant, as a fight resulting from a reaction to the quit notice ended the dreams and aspirations of one of the lanlord’s son, 42-year-old Musiliu Sogunro on February 8, 2012.

Ajadi, a 51-year-old father of three was reported to have packed into the house at Sanyo area of Ibadan, Oyo State in 2007. His landlord died in January 2011 and since then, he was alleged to have refused to pay his house rent, owing the landlord’s family a year’s rent. Not only this, another female tenant who was brought into the house by Ajadi was also owing some rent.

When all overtures to make the two tenants pay up the money failed, the landlord’s children decided to give them quit notice but Ajadi was alleged to have refused to quit the one room he was living in with his wife and three children, saying that he would remain there until he would be able to secure another accommodation.

The female tenant however decided to comply with the landlord’s children’s directive and started packing her things in bits. At a point, she had moved all her belongings from the room she occupied, leaving behind her mattress. Miffed by the action of the woman who continued to lock the room she occupied, Sogunro, on sighting her in evening of the fateful day, challenged her on this, demanding to know why she locked the room up, unknown to him that her mattress was still in the room.
Tempers flared between Sogunro the woman and in no time, they started exchanging hot words with each other. It was at that point that Ajadi, who was around at the time, interjected the quarrel. However, his contribution did not go down well with Sogunro and before anyone knew what was happening, a fight ensued between the duo. The outcome was that Sogunro slumped, covered with his own blood which was flowing from different stab wounds on his body.

According to information gathered by Sunday Tribune, Ajadi claimed that it was Sogunro who brought a bottle, broke it and injured him on the back of his hand with it. In annoyance, Ajadi claimed he wrested the broken bottle from Sogunro but did not know that he stabbed him until he saw his picture with the different points where he was stabbed on his body.

When Ajadi saw that his landlord’s son had slumped, he went to Sanyo Police Station to report that he and someone fought and stabbed themselves. He was advised to go and treat himself. It was after he left that the deceased’s wife came to report at the station that Ajadi had killed her husband. The woman was said to have informed the police that she received a call from an unknown person who told her to come and see her injured husband. On getting home, she was shocked when she met her husband on the ground, stone dead.

The police at Sanyo police station had reportedly traced Ajadi to the hospital where he went to treat himself and promptly arrested him. Sunday Tribune further gathered that his case was transferred to the State Criminal Investigation Department (SCID), Iyaganku, for further investigations, after which he was charged to court. He is currently being remanded in Agodi prisons while his case has been adjourned."


NOW, as a Landlord or Tenant reading this piece , the above story may not have been your experience, but this GUIDE is set to keep you away from any legal issue emanating from your tenancy. Scan through the contents and make your own decision.

Note: The price-tag of N2500 is for a limited time and for just 30 persons, after which I will take it to its original price of N6000. Would you rather snooze on this?

Best regards.

Dear Landlord/Tenant,

this is one WORKSHOP you shouldn't miss

The THEME:

"How To Deal With Your Tenancy Issues Legally As A Nigerian Landlord or Tenant".


For further useful details and SEAT RESERVATION, kindly see attached info:

Best regards.

Dear Landlord/Tenant,

this is one WORKSHOP you shouldn't miss

The THEME:

"How To Deal With Your Tenancy Issues Legally As A Nigerian Landlord or Tenant".


For further useful details and SEAT RESERVATION, kindly see attached info:

Best regards.

Dear Landlord/Tenant,

this is one WORKSHOP you shouldn't miss

The THEME:

"How To Deal With Your Tenancy Issues Legally As A Nigerian Landlord or Tenant".


For further useful details and SEAT RESERVATION, kindly see attached info:

Best regards.

First and foremost, what purpose does this ‘NOTICE TO QUIT’ serve?

‘NOTICE TO QUIT’ or ‘QUIT NOTICE’ as sometimes called has one main aim –

‘to terminate the tenancy relationship
between a landlord and his tenant.’

The essence is to ensure the property or premises in question reverts (returns) to the landlord. But then, the position of the law is that where the Tenancy Agreement between the parties is for a fixed term (fixed period), a Notice To Quit is unnecessary.

All that is required by the landlord under the law is to proceed with the Seven (7) Days Notice.

Now, the question is – How do you (as a tenant, I suppose) identify a proper Notice to Quit?

It should be noted that there is no special form (style) required by law that a Notice To Quit must appear. However, while no special form is prescribed by law, a valid Notice To Quit must contain the following:

a. The name of the landlord;
b. The name of the tenant;
c. The nature or type of tenancy, i.e. whether a monthly, half-yearly or yearly tenancy;
d. The fact that the addressee resides in the premises as a tenant to the landlord;
e. A brief description of the property or premises; and
f. The date the tenant is required to quit and deliver up possession of the premises.

For more information on how to protect yourself from TENANCY RELATED ISSUES, visit:

www.naijatenancyguide.com

Remain blessed.

First and foremost, what purpose does this ‘NOTICE TO QUIT’ serve?

‘NOTICE TO QUIT’ or ‘QUIT NOTICE’ as sometimes called has one main aim –

‘to terminate the tenancy relationship
between a landlord and his tenant.’


The essence is to ensure the property or premises in question reverts (returns) to the landlord. But then, the position of the law is that where the Tenancy Agreement between the parties is for a fixed term (fixed period), a Notice To Quit is unnecessary.

All that is required by the landlord under the law is to proceed with the Seven (7) Days Notice.

Now, the question is – How do you (as a tenant, I suppose) identify a proper Notice to Quit?

It should be noted that there is no special form (style) required by law that a Notice To Quit must appear. However, while no special form is prescribed by law, a valid Notice To Quit must contain the following:

a. The name of the landlord;
b. The name of the tenant;
c. The nature or type of tenancy, i.e. whether a monthly, half-yearly or yearly tenancy;
d. The fact that the addressee resides in the premises as a tenant to the landlord;
e. A brief description of the property or premises; and
f. The date the tenant is required to quit and deliver up possession of the premises.

For more information on how to protect yourself from TENANCY RELATED ISSUES, visit:

www.naijatenancyguide.com

Stay blessed.

It's really a pathetic situation!

From the stand point of the law, cases of this sort begins with: "DID U ISSUE A TENANCY AGREEMENT TO THE TENANT(S)?" "WHAT ARE THE CONDITIONS RELATING TO EVICTION IN THE AGREEMENT?" and so many other salient questions that present themselves.

More so, it might interest you to know that ur NOTICE TO QUIT ought to have come (may be weeks or months)before the expiration of the tenancy. For instance, if the Tenancy says u're to give a 2 MONTHS NOTICE TO QUIT TO THE TENANT, then, ur 2 months notice... MUST BE SERVED before the expiration of the tenant's rent.

In respect of ur case, even if u get to a tribunal or court, and ur tenant secured the services of a lawyer that's worth his salt, then u'll be so bittered to embrace d reality of him staying for years on the premises without paying a dime - SORRY, IT DOES HAPPEN!

However, if no Tenancy Agreement, and for a yr's tenancy, then, d law says the tenant is entitled to 6MONTHS NOTICE TO QUIT (Putting into consideration the above condition). Until this is done, u stand to be in default.

The next step is to issue a 7 DAY NOTICE OF OWNER'S INTENTION TO APPLY TO THE COURT TO RECOVER POSSESSION, after seven day, and the tenant remains on the premises, all that is required, go to the court or Rent Tribunal to ask for SUMMONS against the tenant. U'll find clearly on the summons, a date slated for ur case against d tenant to commence.


If on d date of 'hearing' in court or at d Tribunal, d tenant fails to appear, the court (most often) could decide to enter judgment in ur favour; otherwise, the case would commence and ONLY GOD & THE JUDGE KNOWS WHEN IT WOULD END.

POSSIBLE SOLUTION:

1. Since ur uncle stands to be in default (from ur case), contact a Mediator or a lawyer that doubles as both to
mediate b/w ur uncle and the tenants.

2. If there is an Agreement to leave at d nearest possible time, he should prepare a MEMORANDUM OF
UNDERSTANDING & tactfully get them to sign.

3. If the tenant(s) defaults at the expiration of the agreed date on the MEMO..., simply use the MEMO...as one of ur
'WEAPONS'Exhibits) at the Tribunal or court and wait for judgement - of course as the case progresses.

Hope this solves d situation.

Takia.

Hello, everyone,

guess today is swell with a lot of goodies.

recall that I made a post on BUSINESS GIFTS - TO expire on 31st October, 2011. It's still on.

Someone called to ask: "How REAL is your Offer?" Believe me, his curiosity is understandable. I guess Nigerians are used to appreciating services when they are heavily paid for.

Research so far shows that quite a good number of us 'HATE' (without knowing it, of course) FACTS and the TRUTH about how life functions, and that includes our business lives.

Do you also know that IT PAYS to GET VALUE for whatever you pay for? If you think otherwise, then, you are on a fast lane to BANKRUPTCY!

Have you ever bought an EBOOK with your hard-earned cash and suddenly realized that you even have more knowledge about the product or service the seller sold or rendered to you? I have experienced it several times and wished WE COULD ALL BE WISE ENOUGH TO KNOW WHAT IS 'REAL' from mere 'TRASH'. 

So, know what you want, Seek LEGAL ADVICE (where necessary) and get going in your business.
NOW, what I’m I positing here? SIMPLE!

We did a research on the internet about BUSINESS NAME REGISTRATION and discovered that a lot of eBook sellers on that subject sell 'incomplete' information and 'ABANDON' their buyers.

Having assessed the trend, I decided to MAKE YOU A RARE OFFER. Believe me, you will BE FORCED BY YOUR CONSCIENCE TO CALL BACK AND THANK ME GRATIOUSLY FOR THIS UNCOMMON BUSINESS/LEGAL GIFT.
Hear this from one of the unknown faces who ‘tapped’ into this OFFER:


“Thank you so much . I gat it.
If nigerians can be like you we will
have a happy naija. Am proud of u. Kp it up”

***   Joseph Idowu, Ikoyi, Lagos (08095720484)



Note: The above is not a calculated attempt to ‘hail’ myself, but to douse whatever fear you might have.
Now, I call that ignorance and self-deprivation in display. Hosea 4 :6  is apt on this. If you miss this opportunity, be sure to beg any Lawyer close to you for the same PACKAGE for not less than N750,000; it’s a GUARANTEE.
WHY I’M I DOING THIS?

Good Question!

ABOUT A FEW DAYS BACK, God did something wonderful in my life and that of my family and I thought it most appropriate to embrace the path of testimony (in church) and also SHARE OUR JOY with YOU by giving you the rare privilege to ORDER My BUSINESS NAME REGISTRATION MANUAL  For . . .
. . . ANY AMOUNT, WHATSOEVER (Minimum = N500)

The BAD NEWS . . .

THIS OFFER IS JUST FOR 20 persons AND expires,  31ST OCTOBER, 2011. After this period, it reverts to the original PRICE TAG OF = N3,500

Somehow in your heart, you might be saying –

“. . .this is another scam in the making . . . by the time this guy collects N500 from 20 people, he would have made about N10,000  . . .”

If you know me too well, you would readily believe me by taking up this offer before your next door neighbour gets to hear of it.

In the expected MANUAL, you will have the privilege of learning the following:

    *     4 Reasons Why A lot Of People Don’t Start Their Own Business Or Company And Why You Should STAND
           OUT
    *    10 Classical Reasons Why You Should Run Your Own Business, RIGHT NOW!
    *    How Not To Start A Business
    *    Distinction Between A Limited Liability Company And Business Names
    *   Vital Points To Note Before You Register Your  Business Name  With The CAC
    *    Your Check List For Business Name Registration (A Guide To
          Filling The  Application Form)
    *    The Pre-registration Processes
    *    Legally Recognized FREE BUSINESS NAMES (Without Registration)
    *    Legal Implication Of Registering Your Business Name


What's more?

You are also entitled to the following PACKAGE FOR FREE:

1.        Legally prepared BUSINESS PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT
          * Worth N50,000
2.        One (1) Year FREE LEGAL CONSULTATION with our Firm, and so much
           more!
* Worth N600,000

So, what are you waiting for?

TAKE A BOLD LEAP NOW, BEFORE I WAKE UP FROM MY BRIEF SLUMBER, and walk to any Branch of
GUARANTY TRUST BANK PLC closest to you and pay in YOUR DESIRED SUM into the following Account:

ACCOUNT NAME:
P. O. OCHEME & ASSOCIATES

ACCOUNT NO.:
0024888030

After payment, send an e-mail to: paulochandassociates@gmail.com with the following details:

* YOUR NAME   
* PHONE NO.   
* TELLER NO.   
* FUNCTIONAL E-MAIL ADDRESS   
* DATE OF PAYMENT 
* AMOUNT PAID, AND 
* BRANCH PAID INTO

I will confirm your payment as soon as you notify me
(through this mobile line = 08067647844) and then,
send your E-BOOK (Through your e-mail box) WITHIN 24 HOURS.

TO YOUR GREAT BUSINESS SUCCESS IN 2011.

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Hi everyone,

experiences have shown that Nigerians are good at conceiving ideas and making sure those ideas see the light of the day.

Interestingly too, because of the perceived prospects flowing from such ideas, they call a couple of friends to form a partnership by jointly registering a business name that would serve as a flagship to the desired future of the business. Not too long after that business union, cases of secrecy and embezzlement would begin to rent the air; making the entire business partnership a lump of soured union.

But the above experience could have been averted if the partners considered that MAN, by nature, if not God conscious, could turn a different leaf tomorrow - making his partner regret the day he ever considered such a union.

For the purpose of this discourse, a BUSINESS PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT, as the name implies, is an Agreement that spells out IN CLEAR TERMS the responsibility of each partner to the growth of the business and by way of caution, includes clauses that restricts each partner from carrying out extraneous activities to the detriment of the joint ownership of the business.

A good BUSINESS PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT is expected to have, as part of its content, the following CLAUSES:

1. Each Partner shall devote his whole time and attention to the business of Partnership and shall use his utmost
endeavours to further the interest of the Partnership business.

2. Neither partner shall without the written consent of the other:

(a) Engage in or be concerned or interested either directly or indirectly in any business, other than that of the
Partnership.

(b) Introduce or attempt to introduce any other person into the business of the Partnership.

(c) Take, engage or dismiss any agent or servant of the Firm, etc . . .

The above is only a tip of the required AGREEMENT.

In a nutshell, it is expedient on your part to put in place a [b]BUSINESS PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT [/b]before you tie-up any business with a prospective partner.

It is for your own 'legal' good - as where there is no Partnership Agreement, and you sue a partner, your case MAY LIKELY not see the light of the day since the court would have no document to interprete such relationship.

While you're BUSINESS-CONSCIOUS, also try to be LEGAL-CONSCIOUS.

With best regards to you all.

Hi everyone,

experiences have shown that Nigerians are good at conceiving ideas and making sure those ideas see the light of the day.

Interestingly too, because of the perceived prospects flowing from such ideas, they call a couple of friends to form a partnership by jointly registering a business name that would serve as a flagship to the desired future of the business. Not too long after that business union, cases of secrecy and embezzlement would begin to rent the air; making the entire business partnership a lump of soured union.

But the above experience could have been averted if the partners considered that MAN, by nature, if not God conscious, could turn a different leaf tomorrow - making his partner regret the day he ever considered such a union.

For the purpose of this discourse, a BUSINESS PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT, as the name implies, is an Agreement that spells out IN CLEAR TERMS the responsibility of each partner to the growth of the business and by way of caution, includes clauses that restricts each partner from carrying out extraneous activities to the detriment of the joint ownership of the business.

A good BUSINESS PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT is expected to have, as part of its content, the following CLAUSES:

1.  Each Partner shall devote his whole time and attention to the business of Partnership and shall use his utmost
     endeavours to further the interest of the Partnership business.

2.  Neither partner shall without the written consent of the other:

     (a)  Engage in or be concerned or interested either directly or indirectly in any business, other than that of the
           Partnership.

     (b)  Introduce or attempt to introduce any other person into the business of the Partnership.

     (c)  Take, engage or dismiss any agent or servant of the Firm, etc . . .

The above is only a tip of the required AGREEMENT.

In a nutshell, it is expedient on your part to put in place a [b]BUSINESS PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT [/b]before you tie-up any business with a prospective partner.

It is for your own 'legal' good - as where there is no Partnership Agreement, and you sue a partner, your case MAY LIKELY not see the light of the day since the court would have no document to interprete such relationship.

While you're BUSINESS-CONSCIOUS, also try to be LEGAL-CONSCIOUS.

With best regards to you all.

**08067647844

Dear Forumites,

Is anyone into business right now and struggling to keep up with other partners in the business? OR

Is anyone about going into some kind of JOINT VENTURE or entirely new in business?

I tell you what – If you do not have in place a WRITTEN PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT right now, you will definitely pray to have a second chance to do that when in LEGAL CRISIS – God forbid, anyway!

If you take a walk to any Law Firm, nearest to you . . . you’ll definitely pay a minimum of N20,000! Guaranteed! TRY IT!

BUT, you can get a customized copy for yourself (as a FORUMITE) for just N3,000. + other relevant NOTICES to partners.

If interested, text “INTERESTED – P.A” [/b]to [b]08067647844 to get an Ordering Instruction.

Regards.

Dear Forumites,

Is anyone into business right now and struggling to keep up with other partners in the business? OR

Is anyone about going into some kind of JOINT VENTURE or entirely new in business?

I tell you what – If you do not have in place  a WRITTEN PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT right now, you will definitely pray to have a second chance to do that when in LEGAL CRISIS – God forbid, anyway!

If you take a walk to any Law Firm, nearest to you . . . you’ll definitely pay a minimum of N20,000! Guaranteed! TRY IT!

BUT, you can get a customized copy for yourself (as a FORUMITE) for just N3,000. + other relevant NOTICES to partners.

If interested, text “INTERESTED – P.A” [/b]to [b]08067647844  to get an Ordering Instruction.

Regards.

Dear Forumites,

Is anyone into business right now and struggling to keep up with other partners in the business? OR

Is anyone about going into some kind of JOINT VENTURE or entirely new in business?

I tell you what – If you do not have in place  a WRITTEN PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT right now, you will definitely pray to have a second chance to do that when in LEGAL CRISIS – God forbid, anyway!

If you take a walk to any Law Firm, nearest to you . . . you’ll definitely pay a minimum of N20,000! Guaranteed! TRY IT!

BUT, you can get a customized copy for yourself (as a FORUMITE) for just N3,000. + other relevant NOTICES to partners.

If interested, text “INTERESTED – P.A” to 08067647844  to get an Ordering Instruction.

Regards.