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The NIALS Journal of Business Law (NJBL) is a peer reviewed journal published by the Nigerian Institute of Advanced Legal Studies. The journal is known for relevancy to emerging discourse in the corporate world. It aims to publish works of the highest calibre, which will advance the subject of Business and Corporate Law and consolidate the analytical thinking underpinning new and established issues in business law and policy. This 2019/2020 edition comprises twelve (12) wellresearched articles on topical and emerging business law and practice issues. This edition features contemporary issues such as An Overview of the Petroleum Industry Act 2021 from the business perspective; Challenges of Regulating State Conducts under Emerging Markets’ Competition Regime: What can Nigeria learn from EU and China?; Company Voluntary Arrangements and Administration of Companies as Corporate Rescue Mechanisms under the Companies and Allied Matters Act 2020; Cross-Listing on the London Stock Exchange: Addressing Regulatory Issues for Nigerian Companies, to mention a few.
The papers in this Contemporary Nigerian Admiralty Law Issue, Volume III, 2020 provide an analytical expose on the investigation, prosecution, punishment, implementation and enforcement of the SPOMO Act in Nigeria. They provide a unique contribution ...
This Special Edition of the NHLPJ examines the applicable legal, regulatory and policy instruments to COVID-19 in Nigeria and interrogates the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, including the implications of the pandemic on the public health sector in...
Fourteenth in a series of annual reports comparing business regulation in 190 economies, Doing Business 2017 measures aspects of regulation affecting 10 areas of everyday business activity: • Starting a business • Dealing with construction ...
The reason for the passing of the Sherman Act was to combat the power of trusts. It was common for stock owners held in competing companies to transfer stocks to trustees who then controlled the activities of those competitors and consequently lessen...
The continuing debate about the role of foreign investment in any country has led to the development of different theories about its utility particularly in developing countries. In the last two decades, Nigeria has oscillated between an econom...
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