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The right of aliens to hold interest in land: demystifying the conundrum of "all Nigerians" and "any person" as used in the land use act
The role of the courts through its interpretative jurisdiction to the development and overall growth of a nation cannot be over emphasised. The laws become policy statements when given life by the courts. In doing so, the courts must strike a balance between interpreting the letters of the law and a...
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