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Nemo dat rule in Nigeria: charting the path for reform in sale of goods
This paper addresses the problem associated with transfer of goods by a non-owner in order to develop a suitable mechanism to address the problem. It confirms that the attempts made to resolve the problem equitably between the two conflicting parties has not been an easy task because of the jurispru...
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2012
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