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Fair Trial in Civil Cases: A Right or A Privilege?
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Fair Trial in Civil Cases: A Right or A Privilege?

Introduction The concept of ‘fair trial’ was traditionally associated with criminal proceedings. This article seeks to examine the origin of the concept and how it has been recognized as a fundamental human right in a number of regional and international instruments. The telescope will be thrown at various jurisdictions to see how they have extended...

Constitutional interpretation – An uneasy task: Article 88 in perspective
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Constitutional interpretation – An uneasy task: Article 88 in perspective

Introduction: One provision in the Constitution 1992 that has set judicial brains wrangling in the area of constitutional interpretation is article 88, particularly clauses 1 & 5. Like King Rex[i] in his zeal to transform the law, the Supreme Court continues ‘to make itself clearer in both directions’. In this article, the writer will endeavour to...