Introduction Legal certainty is a cornerstone of a stable and prosperous commercial environment. Commercial parties, from multinational corporations to small enterprises, rely on a predictable legal framework to assess risks, structure transactions, and resolve disputes. In common law jurisdictions such as Ghana, the doctrine of judicial precedent, or stare decisis, ...
Read MOREEvaluating the Supreme Court’s Decision in Mensah v Adu (1965) on Partnership Dissolution
Original essay question / assignment brief Did the Supreme Court appropriately decide or otherwise the case of Mensah V Adu ...
Read MOREWith the aid of cases, explain the principle of Nemo dat quod non habet. Illustrate the circumstances under which the principle may be excepted.
Introduction The Latin maxim nemo dat quod non habet, meaning 'no one can give what they do not have', is ...
Read MORECase Note: International Investments ICAV v. Blanche Retail Nominee Limited [2026] IEHC 311
Introduction The Irish High Court decision in International Investments ICAV v. Blanche Retail Nominee Limited [2026] IEHC 311 provides a ...
Read MOREA Commentary on Mogul Steamship Co Ltd v McGregor, Gow & Co [1892] AC 25
Introduction The House of Lords decision in Mogul Steamship Co Ltd v McGregor, Gow & Co [1892] AC 25 is ...
Read MOREExplain the nature and characteristics of a hire purchase contract. In relation to Zambian law using OSCOLA
Introduction A hire-purchase contract is a common form of asset finance, particularly for consumers and small businesses seeking to acquire ...
Read MOREThe classification of Goods is fundamental to the operation of the law of sale of Goods, discuss
Introduction In Uganda, the commercial law governing the sale of goods is principally contained within the Sale of Goods Act, ...
Read MOREThe Tension Between Certainty and Flexibility in Malawian Commercial Law
Introduction Commercial law is built upon the foundational principles of certainty and flexibility. Certainty provides the predictability and stability that ...
Read MOREThe Laws and Practices Governing Distributorship by Franchises and Agencies as Forms of Business Vehicles in Uganda
Introduction In Uganda's developing economy, businesses are increasingly using various distributorship models to expand their market reach and operational footprint. ...
Read MOREThe Application of the CISG in International Contracts
This answer will address a dispute that has arisen between a Buyer from the United States and a Seller from ...
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