Contracting parties by their private treaty are not allowed to divest from a court's statutory jurisdiction

Contracting parties by their private treaty are not allowed to divest from a court’s statutory jurisdiction

A principal shall be responsible for the actions of his agent

BD LAW DIGEST WITH CLRN & ALP NG & Co. TOF ENERGY COMPANY LIMITED & 2 ORS v. WORLDPAY LLC & ANOR COURT OF APPEAL (LAGOS DIVISION) (DANIEL-KALIO; SIRAJO; AFFEN, JJ.CA) BACKGROUND FACTS Sometime in August 2018, two American companies – 1st Respondent [WorldPay LLC] and

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