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Dear reader,
Welcome to the online law office of Sunday Adaji Chambers. Our online law office affords you the opportunity to access our legal services and products. We are pleased to inform you that our publication, LIMITATION ACT AND PUBLIC OFFICERS PROTECTION ACT, is on sale and you can order as many copies as you want. If you are a dealer, distributor or seller of law books, you can place your order right away and your order will be shipped to you in a jiffy.
Price
The price per copy is N700. If you are ordering 5 copies or more, you pay the sum of N600 per copy.
Shipping
The cost of shipping will be borne by the buyer. We will make arrangement for shipping on behalf of any buyer and the buyer shall be notified of the shipping cost at the point of placing the order. so before making payment, call us to confirm the shipping cost. The phone numbers to call are: 07061016859; 09077003767.
How to Pay
Pay the book and shipping costs into the following bank account:
Bank Name: First Bank of Nigeria Ltd.
Account Name: Sunday Adaji Chambers.
Account Number: 2031046057
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What You Need to Know about Limitation Laws
Circumstances may occur that will demand that you approach the court of law for justice. When an occasion demands that you should approach the court of law for justice, there are some facts you need to know before instituting an action in court. One of these facts is whether the suit you want to file in the court is one which has a specified period of time within you can file the suit. If it has a specified period of time, you need to find out whether you are within time or out of time in filing the suit. If you are within time, you can go ahead to file your suit. If you are out of time, you cannot file your suit in court. This is the general position of the law.
There are however exceptions to this general position of the law. There are instances where, though you are out of time in filing a suit, the law permits you to file your suit. We shall discuss these instances in our subsequent article. Meanwhile, our focus here is the general position of the law which says that you must file your suit within the period of time prescribed by law. Any law that prescribes a period of time within which action can be instituted in court is called “Limitation Act,” “Limitation Law” or “Statute of Limitation.” Examples of Limitation Act/Law or Statute of Limitation are:
- Limitation Act CAP 522 Law of the Federal Capital Territory;
- Limitation Laws of the 36 States of the Federation;
- Public Officers Protection Act CAP P41 Laws of the Federation of Nigeria (LFN) 2004; and
- Public Officers Protection Laws of the 36 States of the Federation
Below is a table showing actions you can institute in the court of law and the periods within which you can institute the actions:
| S/N | ACTIONS | LIMITATION PERIODS |
| 1 | Any action against public officers, government agencies, ministers, etc | 3 months |
| 2 | Actions for judicial review. | 3 months |
| 3 | An action to recover penalty or forfeiture, or a sum by way of penalty or forfeiture by virtue of an enactment. | 2 years |
| 4 | An action to recover an amount recoverable against concurrent wrongdoers under a civil liability enactment relating to concurrent wrongdoers. | 2 years |
| 5 | Actions claiming damages for negligence, nuisance or breach of duty (whether the duty exists by virtue of a contract, under an enactment or independently of a contract or enactment) | 3 years |
| 6 | An action claiming damages for slander | 3 years |
| 7 | An action founded on Tort (except negligence, nuisance and breach of duty) | 6 years |
| 8 | An action for an account. | 6 years |
| 9 | An action for arrears of interest in respect of a debt. | 6 years |
| 10 | An action for recovery of money | 6 years |
| 11 | Actions founded on simple contract | 6 years |
| 12 | Actions founded on quasi-contract | 6 years |
| 13 | Actions to enforce recognisance | 6 years |
| 14 | Actions to enforce an arbitration award (where the arbitration agreement is not under seal or where the arbitration is under an enactment other than the Arbitration and Conciliation Act) | 6 years |
| 15 | Action in respect of Trust Property (Property held in trust for another) | 6 years |
| 16 | Actions to recover arrears of conventional rent, rent charges and Annuities charged on moveable properties | 6 years |
| 17 | Actions in respect of conversion or wrongful detention and further conversion | 6 years |
| 18 | An action upon an instrument under seal, other than an action upon an instrument to recover | 12 years |
| 19 | Any principal sum of money secured by a mortgage or other charge | 12 years |
| 20 | Arrears of interest in respect of a sum of money secured by a mortgage or other charge | 12 years |
| 21 | Arrears on an annuity charged on moveable property | 12 years |
| 22 | An action to enforce an arbitration award where the arbitration award is under seal | 12years |
| 23 | An action to recover a sum due to a registered company by a member thereof under its articles of association | 12 years |
| 24 | Actions to recover land by any person | 12 years |
| 25 | An action upon a judgment | 12 years |
| 26 | Actions in respect of the personal estate of deceased persons | 12 years |
| 27 | Actions to recover land by a State | 20 years in Abuja & 12 years in Lagos |
| 28 | Actions in respect of sale of mortgage properties/charges by a State authority | 30 years |
In view of the above, any action you institute in court outside the specified limitation period will be statute barred. The other lawyer in the suit will file a Notice of Preliminary Objection in the court to challenge the jurisdiction of the court on the grounds that the action is statute barred, and/or plead the defence of statute of limitation in his statement of defence and ask the court to dismiss the case as the action is statue barred. If the court finds that you instituted the action outside the period specified by the law, it will dismiss the case.
However, as stated earlier, there are instances where you can still file a suit in the court outside the specified period. In our next article, we shall discuss these instances. Make sure you stay glued here to read the article.
How to Incorporate Your NGO, Church, Charity and Association
The procedure for incorporating an NGO, church, charity and association is not quite different from the procedure for incorporating a company. The main difference is that as soon as CAC (Corporate Affairs Commission) approves the name of your NGO, church, charity and association, you are expected to publish in two Nigerian newspapers a 28-day notice of your intention to incorporate your organization. It is after the 28 days has lapsed that you can proceed to incorporate your organization.
Requirements for Incorporation
To incorporate your NGO, church, charity and association, the following are required:
- Names, date of birth, occupation, address, email address and phone numbers of the trustees.
- Name, date of birth, occupation, address, email address and phone number of the secretary.
- Your organisation’s address.
- Two passport photographs of each of the Trustees.
- Means of identification of each of the Trustees and the secretary. This means of identification should either be international passport, national identity card, voter’s card or driver’s license.
- Extract of the 28 days’ notice published in two newspapers.
- Extract of minutes of meeting where trustees are appointed and where the Special Clause Rule was adopted into your organisation’s constitution.
- Aims and objectives of the NGO, church, charity or association, as the case may be.
- The seal of the NGO, church, charity or association (to be designed and presented to CAC for inspection before collecting the organisation’s certificate of incorporation.
How to Incorporate
The incorporation is done online on CAC website.
Duration of Incorporation
If you send to us all the information and documents required for incorporation, we can incorporate your NGO, church, charity or association within six weeks but not later than eight weeks. If you reside outside Abuja, we will send your incorporation documents including certificate of incorporation to you via a courier service company or via any means of your choice. You bear the shipping cost.
Incorporation Fee
The incorporation fee is one hundred and twenty thousand naira (N120,000.00k) only. This fee includes the cost of publishing the 28 days’ notice in two newspapers.
How to Pay
Pay the sum of N120,000.00k only into the following account:
Bank: First Bank of Nigeria Limited
Account name: Sunday Adaji Chambers
Account number: 2031046057
NOTE: After payment, call this phone number to inform us about the payment:
07061016859
How to Register Your Company in Nigeria
Under Nigeria’s law, that is, the Companies and Allied Matters Act Cap C20 LFN, every company operating in Nigeria must be incorporated at Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC), a federal government agency. Your company can be incorporated as:
- A company limited by shares
- A company limited by guarantee; or
- An unlimited company.
Requirements
To incorporate your company, the following information and documents are required:
- At least two shareholders/directors
- A secretary
- Name, date of birth, occupation, address, phone number and email address of shareholders/directors and the secretary
- Amount of shares held by each of the shareholders/directors
- Object of the company (types of businesses being carried out by the company)
- Company address
- Authorized share capital
- Directors’ and the secretary’s means of identification (international passport, national identity card, voter’s card or driver’s license).
- Two names of the company. Out of these two name, CAC will approve one for registration.
How to Incorporate/Register Your Company
The incorporation/registration is done online on CAC website.
Duration
If you send to us all the information and documents required for incorporation, we can incorporate your company within a week but not later than two weeks. If you are residing outside Abuja, we will send your incorporation documents including your company’s certificate of incorporation to you via a courier service company of your choice at your own expense.
Incorporation
Our charges for incorporating a private company limited by shares with one mill authorized share capital is ninety thousand naira (N90,000.00k) only.
How to Pay
Pay the sum of N90,000.00k only into the following account:
Bank: First Bank of Nigeria Limited
Account name: Sunday Adaji Chambers
Account number: 2031046057
NOTE: After payment, call this phone number to inform us about the payment: 07061016859
How to Register Your Business Name in Nigeria
Business name registration is optional. You are not compelled to register your business name. If you choose to carry out your business in your own name, you are not bound to register it. But if your business requires supplying goods or offering services to companies, NGOs (non-governmental organizations), governments and government agencies, then, it is advisable to register your business name. This is because corporate organizations prefer dealing with businesses which names are registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC).
Again, you may want your business to have its separate bank account. In that case, the bank will require that your business must be registered with CAC and you need to present a copy of the certificate of your business name’s registration to the bank before the bank can open your business account. Further, having a business name puts you in a position to obtain loan or overdraft from banks.
Requirements for Registration
To register your business name, the following information and documents are required by CAC:
- Name, date of birth, occupation, address, email address and phone number of the proprietor or proprietors.
- Two passport photographs of the proprietor.
- Means of identification (either International Passport, National Identity Card, Voter’s Card of Driver’s Licence).
- Registration fee
- Two business name you wish to register. Out of these two names, CAC will approve and register one.
How to Register
Registration is done online on CAC website.
Duration of Registration
If you send to us all the information and documents required for registration, we can register your business name within a week but not later than two weeks. If you reside outside Abuja, we will send your registration documents including certificate of registration to you via a courier service company or via any means of your choice. You bear the shipping cost.
Registration Fee
The registration fee is thirty thousand naira (30,000.00k) only.
How to Pay
Pay the sum of N30,000.00k only into the following account:
Bank: First Bank of Nigeria Limited
Account name: Sunday Adaji Chambers
Account number: 2031046057
NOTE: After payment, call this phone number to inform us about the payment: 07061016859
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We wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. We use this medium to notify our clients about our retainer package which we are unbundling for your benefits.
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How to Place Your Order for the “Limitation Act & Public Officers Protection Act.”
Dear reader,
Welcome to the online law office of Sunday Adaji Chambers. Our online law office affords you the opportunity to access our legal services and products. We are pleased to inform you that our publication, LIMITATION ACT AND PUBLIC OFFICERS PROTECTION ACT, is on sale and you can order as many copies as you want. If you are a dealer, distributor or seller of law books, you can place your order right away and your order will be shipped to you in a jiffy.
Price
The price per copy is N700. If you are ordering 5 copies or more, you pay the sum of N600 per copy.
Shipping
The cost of shipping will be borne by the buyer. We will make arrangement for shipping on behalf of any buyer and the buyer shall be notified of the shipping cost at the point of placing the order. so before making payment, call us to confirm the shipping cost. The phone numbers to call are: 07061016859; 09077003767.
How to Pay
Pay the book and shipping costs into the following bank account:
Bank Name: First Bank of Nigeria Ltd.
Account Name: Sunday Adaji Chambers.
Account Number: 2031046057
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