Journals from the Faculty

UNIVERSITY OF ILORIN LAW JOURNAL VOL. 2 (2005)

Vol. 2                                                                                                                    

ARTICLES                                                                                                                                 PAGES

1.         Personal Law of Succession in South Western Nigeria: The dilemma of

Muslim                                                                                                                        1-20

H.A. OLANIYAN

2.         Artificial Insemination and Surrogacy Ethico-moral and Religious Issues     21-40

F.A.R ADELEKE

3.         Proof of Paternity under Islamic Law                                                                      41-51

HAFSAT IYABO SA’ADU

4.         Concept Of Dismissal And Natural Justice: An Essential Correlation             52-72

R.K. SALMAN

5.         Right of Foetuses (Unborn Children) In Islamic Law                                           73-87

IYSA ADE BELLO

6.         Rule of Law Under The 1999 Constitution Of The Federal Republic Of Nigeria:

An Overview                                                                                                               88-111

WAHAB O. EGBEWOLE

7.         Shariah: The need for Reflection in Nigeria                                                           112-131

A.T. SHEHU

8.         The Jurisprudence of Criminal Punishment in Islamic Law:

A Re-classification of al-Hudu                                                                               132-143

OLATOYE, K.A.

9.         Poverty Alleviation And The Control Of Public Revenue In Nigeria:

Legal And Equitable Issues                                                                                   144-177

DELE PETERS

10.       An Appraisal of the Constitutional Provision For the Delivery of Judgements……178-187

E.S. NWAUCHE, LL.M, BL

 11.      Euthanasia (Mercy Killing) And The Islamic Law Perspective                             188-197

B.A. OMIPIDAN

UNIVERSITY OF ILORIN VOL. 1 (2006)

TABLE OF CONTENT

1.         THE EFFECT OF SECTION 20 OF THE ADMIRALTY JURISDICTION ACT No. 59 OF 1991 ON INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION CLAUSES                                                               1-8

            *ADEWUYI, ADEYEMI TAIWO

2.         THE NIGERIAN VICE-PRESIDENT: REALITY AND RELATIVITY OF POWERS IN A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE                                                                                                                   9-30

            *A.T.SHEHU

3.         INTERNATIONAL LAW AS A MECHANISM FOR THE DEVELOPMANT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION LAW                                                                                                          31-48

            *JONATHAN EHUSANI

4.         THE GLOBAL PHENOMENON OF CYBER LAUNDERING: THE NIGERIAN ANTI MONEY LAUNDERING LAW AND REGULATIONS                                                                                             49-73

            *YUSUF, IBRAHIM AROWOSAIYE

5.         THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT AND THE UNITED STATES RELUCTANCE TO JOIN: SOME OBSERVATIONS                                                                                                              74-89

            *MUHTAR ETUDAIYE

6.         HUMAN RIGHTS: GENDER DISCRIMINATION AGAINST FEMALE CHILDREN IN NIGERIA                                                                                                                                                         90-99

            *HAKEEM IJAIYA

7.         EQUITY AS A SOURCE OF INTERNATION LAW                                                        100-105

            *O.S.AFOLABI

8.         AN OVERVIEW OF THE LEGAL INSTRUMENTS REGULATING THE REGIME OF FREE “INGRESS AND EGRESS” WITHIN THE ECOWAS NEIGHBOURHOOD                                                                                                                                                                                                           106-116

            *DR. M.M. AKANBI

9.         ECONOMIC INTEGRATION WITHIN ECOWAS                                                          117-144

            *AMOLOYE-ADEBAYO AZIZAT OMOTOYOSI

10.       ISLAMIC FINANCIAL SERVICES: THE WAY FORWARD FOR THE FINANCIAL REGULATORY AUTHORITIES.                                                                                                              145-166

            *IBRAHIM ABDULQADIR ABIKAN; AND

            *DR (HJ) ZAINUDIN BIN JAFFAR

11.       THE INTERPLAY OF INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS LAW: THE SELF-EXECUTING NATURE OF INTERNATIONAL TREATIES AS EXPRESSED IN THE THEORIES OF MONISM AND DUALISM AND ITS IMPLICATIONS IN THE AFRICAN SETTING                                                                                                                                                                                                                     167-190

            *RUTH OWOJAIYE

12.       THE NIGERIAN LIVING LAW AND ITS RELEGATION, THE SOCIOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES                                                                                                            191-213

            *AYINLA LUKMAN A.

13.       MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS AND THE NIGER-DELT                              214-227

            *WAHAB O. EGBEWOLE

UNIVERSITY OF ILORIN LAW JOURNAL (2006) VOL. 2

TABLE OF CONTENT

1.         A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE OFFENCE OF ROBBERY UNDER THE MALAYSIAN CRIMINAL LAW AND THE ISLAMIC CRIMINAL LAW PERSPECTIVE                                                                                                                                                                                                                  1-23

            *YUSUF IBRAHIM AROWOSAIYE

2.         REFORMING THE PUNITIVE POLICIES OF NIGERIA’S CRIME CONTROL REGIME AS A SOURCE OF NATIONAL GROWTH                                                                                                     24-47

            *MUHTAR ETUDAIYE

3.         FAIR HEARING: IS IT A MAGIC WAND TO CURE ALL ILLS IN ALL MILIEUS?

            *L.A.AYINLA                         

                                                                                                                                                           48-65

4.         CIVIL JURISDICTION IN NIGERIAN COURTS: A JURISPRUDENTIAL SYNTHESIS OF SOME ISSUES.                                                                                                                           66-88

            *A.T.SHEHU

5.         JOHN AUSTIN’S IMPERATIVE THEORY OF LAW AND ITS RELEVANCE TO THE NIGERIAN LEGAL ORDER                                                                                                                            89-103

            *MOHAMMED E. ETUDAIYE

6.         THE CONVERGENCE, DIVERGENCE AND COMPLIMENTARITIES BETWEEN RELIGION, ETHICS AND THE LAW IN CRIME CONTROL

*JONATHAN ETHUSANI    

                                                                                                                                        104-116

7.         FEMINIST JURISPRUDENCE: THE ROLE OF WOMEN IN POLITICS IN NIGERIA                                                                                                                                                                      117-126

            *HAKEEM IJAIYA

8.         AL-MUDARABAH AS ONE OF THE ALTERNATIVES TO CONVETIONAL BANKING SYSTEM                                                                                                                                                 127-134

            *BASHIRU A. OMIPIDAN

9.         JURISPRUDENTIAL ANALYSIS OF THE RIGHT OF PROPERTY                         135-141

            *O.S.AFOLABI

10.       THE MORAL BURDEN OF THE NIGERIAN LAWYER IN THE WAR AGAINST CORRUPTION                                                                                                                                                   142-153

            *DR. M.M.AKANBI

11.       RIGHT OF WOMEN IN PARITCIPATORY DEMOCRACY: A JURISPRUDENTIAL APPROACH                                                                                                                                                 154-169

            *ABDULRAHEEM NIMAH MODUPE

12.       DETERMINING THE BASIS OF A LEGAL ORDER: JOHN AUSTIN’S IMPERATIVE THEORY AND HANS KELDEN’S THEORY REVISITED

            *G.M.OLATOKUN                                                                                                          170-184

13.       CONSTITUTIONAL IMPEDIMENTS TO THE ENTHRONEMENT OF SHARO?AH IN NIGERIA                                                                                                                                                 185-215

            *ABDULQADIR IBRAHIM ABIKAN

14.       JURISPRUDENTIAL VALUE OF INTERPRETATION OF STATUTES

            *FATIMA FUNSHO ABDULRAZAQ           

                                                                                                                                                      215-247

15.       THE PRIVITY DOCTRINE AND THIRD PARTY RELIANCE ON BILL OF LADING TERMS                                                                                                                                                         248-260

            *ADEWUYI A.T

16.       PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE OF THE ECOWAS COURT OF JUSTICE

            *MOJEED OLUJINMI A. ALABI                                                                                 261-294