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The engagement, in Nigeria, of lawyers in private practice to undertake investigations on behalf of private corporate clients is not, in the experience of this contributor, a particularly common occurrence. When such instructions have been received, they have required the conduct of investigations into a variety of matters, and not all such instructions have required …
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By William Rose (revised and updated by Roger Eastman), 9th edition, Oxford University Press, 2017 Reviewed by Garry Williams It is a matter of some regret to me that Mylward v Weldon (1596) appears to have been forgotten. In Mylward’s case, the plaintiff had his son, Richard (instead of counsel), draw up the Replication (which, …
In 1992, Tom Amberry, a 72-year-old retiree, walked onto a basketball court in Riverside, California and made 2,750 consecutive free throws without a miss. This, at the time, was a world record. In fact, Dr Amberry could have made more, but he was asked to leave so that they could close the gym. LeBron James’ …
