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Agom A. R

Commercial Law Dept. Faculty of Law, Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria

4 Publications

Publications 4

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Research Article Vol. 35, Issue 1

APPRAISING THE ROLE OF THE FEDERAL INLAND REVENUE SERVICE IN THE ENFORCEMENT OF TAX LAWS IN NIGERIA

Agom A. R*

Taxation is one of the avenues by which governments worldwide realize revenue to fund critical expenditures such as defense, law and order, health services, education, social welfare and economic infrastructure. Taxation from time immemorial has been deployed by government as fiscal weapon to plan and direct the economy to bring about economic grow...

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Research Article Vol. 28, Issue 1

JUDICIAL ACTIVISM; NEW GARMENT FOR SECTION 16, COURT OF APPEAL ACT, 2004

Agom A. R*

Disputes are inherent in human interactions. They accompany changes jn behavior compelled by changes in circumstances. In other words, disputes call for readjustment of relationships. This adjustment may be minimal radical, gradual or temporal. However, whatever the degree of change disputes engender, they are not in themselves bad. On the contrary...

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Research Article Vol. 26, Issue 1

HARMONIZATION OF BUSINESS LAWS IN AFRICA: THE CONFLUENCE OF OUADA AND NIGERIA COMPANY LAW

Agom A. R*

The eradication of mass poverty is the greatest challenge facing contemporary Africa. The direct result of our history has been the fragmentation of the continent into small and barely viable political and economic states. The fall out of this balkanization is the underdevelopment, poverty. exploitation and marginalisation of Africa within the glob...

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Research Article Vol. 20, Issue 1

A BIRD'S EYE VIEW OF BANKERS’ OBLIGATION TO HONOUR CUSTOMERS’ CHEQUES

Agom A. R*

Banks are global phenomena. They have grown into and remained institutions for savings and provision of financial cushion. Savings are necessary pre-requisites for investment. In its unique role banks intermediate between surplus and deficit economic variables. It has overtime developed into an effective economic machinery for the allocation of fun...

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