Title: Critical issues in Nigerian Property Law

Property law has a complexity and an arcane quality to it because it is rooted in man’s impulses, from the dawn of civilization, to acquire, retain and regulate the control of his possessions in society.

Amos Agbe Utuama, (SAN)

Law

Title: Critical issues in Nigerian Property Law

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