Carriage of Goods by Sea: Bill of Lading and Liabilities
The carriage of goods by sea plays an important role in international trade, with the bill of lading serving as a material document in maritime
Maritime Law
The Legal Framework Governing the Arrest and Detention of Vessels Under Nigerian Maritime Law
In the dynamic world of maritime commerce, the arrest and detention of vessels serve as powerful tools for enforcing maritime claims and
An Analysis of Admiralty Jurisdiction in Nigeria II
A significant distinction between actions in rem and in personam lies in their enforceability. In an action in personam, judgments can be enforced against the assets of the defendant, irrespective of the nature of the claim. In contrast, in an action in rem, judgments are enforceable only against the specific ship involved in the proceedings.
An Analysis of Admiralty Jurisdiction in Nigeria
The Nigerian Maritime Sector, no doubt, contributes significantly to the nation’s economy. Recognising the significance of the sector, the Federal government in 2023 established the Ministry of Marine and Blue Economy. The importance of the sector also underscores the need for a detailed examination of admiralty jurisdiction and in which court it is vested as well as some intricacies surrounding same in the nation’s legal framework.
An Analysis of the Key Innovations of the Admiralty Jurisdiction Procedure 2023
The Admiralty Jurisdiction Procedure 2023 represents a significant stride in modernizing maritime law and streamlining legal processes within admiralty jurisdiction.
Prospects and Perils of the 2016 African Charter on Maritime Security, Safety, and Development
Lomé Charter aims for a secure African maritime future but faces hurdles. Challenges include a non-binding nature, unclear provisions, and capacity gaps. Solutions involve strengthening legal force, boosting clarity, and addressing resource constraints.
Overview of Licensing and Regulation of Maritime Service Providers in Nigeria
The Nigerian economy is classified as a mixed economy and the maritime industry of Nigeria is a major sector of the economy taking into consideration, the fact that the country’s status is that of a major oil-producing and exporting country.
A Call for Exploit on the Blue Economy in Nigeria and the Legal Framework
The oceans’ potential to meet sustainable development needs is enormous; but only if they can be maintained or restored to a healthy, and productive state. The significance of oceans for sustainable development has been recognized from the beginning.
A Comprehensive Analysis of the Challenges and Prospects in the Nigerian Maritime/Shipping Industry Viz-A-Viz its Implications for Foreign Investment
However, the level of investment is also dependent on an ascertainable valuation of risks as well as revenue generated. So, in a case where the risks weigh higher than the revenue, this poses a challenge as it reduces investment options.
