Ogun Lawyers Boycott Courts Over Virtual Hearing Fees and Policies
Lawyers in Ogun State have begun a three-day boycott of courts to protest new judiciary policies, including a N100,000 fee for virtual hearings. The boycott aims to challenge the implementation of these new regulations.
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Lawyers boycott Ogun courts over judiciary policies
The NBA in Ogun State said the boycott followed unsuccessful efforts to engage the judiciary over policies the association considered unfavourable to lawyers and court users. The post Lawyers boycott Ogun courts over judiciary policies appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
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Ogun State lawyers begin a three-day court boycott protesting a N100,000 virtual hearing fee, increased oath fees, and affidavit restrictions. Find out mor Read More: https://punchng.com/ogun-lawyers-boycott-court-over-n100000-virtual-hearing-fee/
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