APPRAISAL OF RIGHTS OF BUYERS AND SELLERS UNDER THE NIGERIAN LAWS

Student: Victor Ifeanyichukwu Chimezie
Supervisor: Dr Maureen Ujah
HOD: Prof Obinna Boniface Okere
Department of Law
Law
Godfrey Okoye University, Ugwuomu-Nike, Enugu, Enugu State

Abstract

ABSTRACT This study delves into the rights of buyers and sellers in Nigeria emphasizing the necessary legal frameworks and structures which have been established for the protection of the rights of buyers and sellers in the Nigerian legal system and commercial sector. This study also focuses on the eye catching loopholes in the rights of buyers and sellers and how these loopholes have been a major hindrance in the enforcement of such rights. This research also looks at the necessary and required structures which are lacking in the Nigerian commercial sector. This research holds importance for individuals in the legal field, policy and decision makers, business entities and organizations, professionals in different field of study and those involved in the system. It offers a deep insight into how the rights of buyers and sellers in Nigeria.

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