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@TIFE_MONEY Its not the fact i don't understand corporate i don't have the zeal to read it

@graymisfit69 I can teach you what I know if you want. It’s very interesting

Corporate

@TIFE_MONEY Dm

@princetech12670 I just de bookmark all your tweets

Pleadings in civil can be unforgiving. At the Bar Finals last year, Number 1 Question involved a doctor who did an act of medical negligence. While drafting the statement of claim. Students made only the doctor a party, and left the hospital he worked at go free. Wrong move.

@princetech12670 Omo man compulsory questions on all fronts

Pleadings tomorrow 😂 A topic you cannot joke with in Civil Litigation. • General Traverse • Negative Pregnant Traverse • General and Special Damages • Statement of Claim • Statement of Defence Do yourself a favour and don't leave the class without knowing how to draft.

@_Ayiisha Unnatural being

“No one by light of nature ever understood an English Mortgage of Read Estate” Then who am I?😭

@Tappy__Larry Esq sir

Hate when I have to sit through a really long judgement and the Judge doesn't even try to be audible

@TIFE_MONEY Corporate go always restructure your mind

God help me na die I Dey for this law school 😭

@i_shamimiruddy Shit here we go again, the ruddy run of 2 weeks in mad love before hating each other

God, I can't be failing in love in Camp na? This was not our agreement.

@ugo6ixugo @princetech12670 E de very essential to follow am

@graymisfit69 @princetech12670 The guy good

You cannot understand Charges, without a basic understanding of Section 7 and 8 of the criminal Code Act. These sections will save you from embarrassing blunders at the Bar Finals.

@madamwasiu @karothk256 You were never follow me back

@karothk256 Let’s support follow for follow @madamwasiu

@90ninedeyforyou E go far gan

Omoh this Mortgage actually go far oohh😂.

@EgentiIgnatius Na so mic catch me

Office: Nigerian Law School.

@Chee_Som0 Nothing for you

@graymisfit69 Teach me sir

Anytime you see tips on understanding mortgages on your TL, please repost massively. Thank you😩

@jasuumi @_fefas Moreover does he being recognized not still affect overall idea of escaping successfully, if he is identified and caught he will have to in turn bring out the rest of his gang

@graymisfit69 @_fefas His purpose not “their common purpose” they had just one goal and everything on the way to that goal they took care of it. They were already done, in fact about to share their loot when one person saw someone who was his “enemy” not theirs.

Deviation is something you guys should understand. Where a person departs from a common purpose to do something that does not aid or affect the others, only that person will be liable — though it can still appear on the same charge sheet, just under different counts. Take the Mitch Rapp scenario (if I remember correctly): after the robbery was completed, he fought with Robb and shot him. That is deviation. He moved away from the common purpose of robbery to commit a personal act. This is different from a situation where someone shoots a police officer to facilitate escape — that still falls within the common purpose.

@jasuumi @_fefas Na the same question we answer cause I remember sharing of looting was when he killed their gang member?

@FutureAttorney0 Come law school, that quiet solace go finish for your body

There is a certain quiet solace that the study of law evokes, subtle, almost indescribable. It is not something easily articulated, but something deeply felt, a calm that emerges from engaging with order, reason, and the genuine pursuit of justice.

@jasuumi @_fefas Our lecturer still argued this saying that he shot him cause he recognized him which would defeat their common purpose of escaping successfully

@_fefas God bless you!! Same as Robie killing his old enemy it was outside the “common purpose” as such he would be charged alone if he was alive.