Journal of Legal Studies & Research

Tanzania appliescommon law principles on land matters. Among the common law land principles which are applicable includes the doctrines Quicquid plantatur solo solo cedit and cius est solum eius est usque ad coelum et ad inferas. Quicquid Plantatur solo solo cedit means whatever is attached to the ground becomes part of the land. The land

Alternative dispute resolution is currently widely accepted in the dispute settlement sector. However, there are arguments against its acceptance because of several its effectiveness in criminal matters.  This paper applied for documentary review under the premise of the applicability of the alternative dispute resolution in criminal matters in Tanzania. Under such general concern, the paper

The following paper shall analyse the integration of Smart Contracts within the immovable property landscape, with particular emphasis on the leading industry.  The first part of the paper shall deal with the benefits of smart contracts over conventional contracts. The second part will discuss the limitations on the enforceability of these contracts. Thereafter, the third

The first paragraph of Article 28 of the Agreement setting up the AfCFTA says that every five years, the States Parties can change the Agreement to keep it up with changes in the region and the world. This is to make sure that, for example, the Agreement is still effective. Currently, the effectiveness of the

Agitation for a democratically elected local government council in Nigeria gained prominence and momentum between 1974 and 1979. Firstly by the Udoji Public Service Review commission in 1974, followed by the nation wide local government reform headed by Dasuki in 1976 and lastly the 1979 Constitution, the makers actually canvassed and advocated the establishment of

The present research paper explores the intricate matters pertaining to freedom of expression and contempt of court in the Indian context. The article commences by emphasizing the significance of freedom of speech and expression as a fundamental human right that is ensured by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) and the Constitution of India.