Can a Company Sues an Ex-Director for Starting a Competing Business in Nigeria?
Yes. A company can sue a former director who uses corporate trade secrets, client databases, or commercial opportunities diverted from the company...
Yes. A company can sue a former director who uses corporate trade secrets, client databases, or commercial opportunities diverted from the company...
Yes. A shareholder can sue their own company in Nigeria under specific circumstances, including where the company’s directors have acted fraudulently, oppressively,...
No, a bank is strictly liable to refund forged cheque debits under the Bills of Exchange Act. Under Nigerian law, particularly within...
Yes. Under the Companies and Allied Matters Act (CAMA) 2020, an individual can register, incorporate, and operate a private company limited by...
No. Secretly removing a fellow director without formal written notice, a properly convened general meeting, and an opportunity for the director to...
No, not under normal circumstances. Under the celebrated legal doctrine of corporate personality established in Salomon v. Salomon and enacted under Section...
No. Under Section 828 of the Companies and Allied Matters Act (CAMA) 2020 and CAC registration guidelines, every non-governmental organization (NGO), church,...
Yes. The Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) possesses statutory powers under Section 591 and Section 692 of the Companies and Allied Matters Act...
In Nigerian contemporary legal practice, navigating disputes surrounding restraining ultra vires board actions represents an essential area of law directly impacting individual...
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