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A CRITICAL OVERVIEW OF THE CONSENT PROVISIONS UNDER THE LAND USE ACT, 1978
ABSTRACT
The Land Use Act as a single piece of legislation which came into force on 29th March, 1978 has generated more controversy than any piece of legislation of its kind. The sore point of this enactment is the consent requirement provided under the Act especially Sections 21 and 22 therein. Ever since the consent requirement of the Land Use Act made its first debut in our courts for interpretation in the case of Savannah Bank V. Ajilo(1989) 1 NWLR(pt.97) 305, much juristic ink has been expended in debate for or against the usefulness of the provisions. Judges, in their duty of interpreting the provision have sung incoherent and discordant notes on the issue. Some writers too, have tried to either show support for its relevance or call for its repeal or amendment. However, the convergent point in this contentious issue of the consent requirement is the retrogression and retardation, which the requirement, has continued to inflict on the socio-economic life and development of the country. This project work x-rayed the difficulties associated with, and incidental to the strict implementation of the consent requirement with their attendant legal, socio-economic and developmental dysfunction. Moreover it reviewed the current Amendment Bill before the National Assembly while unattended areas were highlighted, which, if not taken care of, may resonate another call in no distant future for a further amendment. Table of ContentInterpretation Act, Cap 89, LFN, 1958. Land & Native Rights Act NO 1, 1916 & 1918. Land Registration Act, 1924. Land Tenure Law, 1962. Land Use Act (Amendment) Bill, 2009. Land Use Act, Cap L LFN, 2004. Mortmain & Charitable Uses Act, 1888. Native Lands Acquisition Act, 1917 Native Rights Proclamation & Ordinance, 1916. Property & Conveyancing Law, Cap 100, Laws of Western Nigeria, 1959. State Land Act, 1916 Statutes of Frauds, 1677.
TABLE OF CONTENT
CONTENT PAGE
Title page
Certification
Approval Page
Dedication
List of Abbreviations
List of Statutes
Table of Cases
Acknowledgement
Abstract
Introduction
CHAPTER ONE:
SYSTEM OF LAND TENURE IN NIGERIA BEFORE THE LAND USE ACT, 1978.
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Customary Land Tenure
1.3 Land Holding under the Received English Law
1.4 The Consent Requirement in Retrospect
1.4.1 Meaning and Nature of consent Requirement
1.4.2 Consent Requirement in Retrospect
CHAPTER TWO:
THE LAND USE ACT, 1978.
2.1 Historical Review
2.2 Objectives of the Act viz a viz the consent requirement
2.3 Scope of the Consent Requirement under the Act
2.4 Analysis of the Consent Provisions on:
2.4.1 Sale of Land
2.4.2 Mortgages
2.4.3 Leases 43 -
2.4.4 Devolution of Interest in Land
CHAPTER THREE:
THE CONSENT REQUIREMENT- A CRITICAL VIEW
3.1 Legal effects
3.2 Socio-economic effects
3.3 Implementation problems
3.4 Other consequences
CHAPTER FOUR:
THE NEED FOR REFORM
4.1 A review of the Amendment Bill, 2009 before the National Assembly
4.2 Suggested Reforms
4.3 Conclusion
Bibliography.
ABSTRACT
The Land Use Act as a single piece of legislation which came into force on 29th March, 1978 has generated more controversy than any piece of legislation of its kind. The sore point of this enactment is the consent requirement provided under the Act especially Sections 21 and 22 therein. Ever since the consent requirement of the Land Use Act made its first debut in our courts for interpretation in the case of Savannah Bank V. Ajilo(1989) 1 NWLR(pt.97) 305, much juristic ink has been expended in debate for or against the usefulness of the provisions. Judges, in their duty of interpreting the provision have sung incoherent and discordant notes on the issue. Some writers too, have tried to either show support for its relevance or call for its repeal or amendment. However, the convergent point in this contentious issue of the consent requirement is the retrogression and retardation, which the requirement, has continued to inflict on the socio-economic life and development of the country. This project work x-rayed the difficulties associated with, and incidental to the strict implementation of the consent requirement with their attendant legal, socio-economic and developmental dysfunction. Moreover it reviewed the current Amendment Bill before the National Assembly while unattended areas were highlighted, which, if not taken care of, may resonate another call in no distant future for a further amendment. Table of ContentInterpretation Act, Cap 89, LFN, 1958. Land & Native Rights Act NO 1, 1916 & 1918. Land Registration Act, 1924. Land Tenure Law, 1962. Land Use Act (Amendment) Bill, 2009. Land Use Act, Cap L LFN, 2004. Mortmain & Charitable Uses Act, 1888. Native Lands Acquisition Act, 1917 Native Rights Proclamation & Ordinance, 1916. Property & Conveyancing Law, Cap 100, Laws of Western Nigeria, 1959. State Land Act, 1916 Statutes of Frauds, 1677.
TABLE OF CONTENT
CONTENT PAGE
Title page
Certification
Approval Page
Dedication
List of Abbreviations
List of Statutes
Table of Cases
Acknowledgement
Abstract
Introduction
CHAPTER ONE:
SYSTEM OF LAND TENURE IN NIGERIA BEFORE THE LAND USE ACT, 1978.
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Customary Land Tenure
1.3 Land Holding under the Received English Law
1.4 The Consent Requirement in Retrospect
1.4.1 Meaning and Nature of consent Requirement
1.4.2 Consent Requirement in Retrospect
CHAPTER TWO:
THE LAND USE ACT, 1978.
2.1 Historical Review
2.2 Objectives of the Act viz a viz the consent requirement
2.3 Scope of the Consent Requirement under the Act
2.4 Analysis of the Consent Provisions on:
2.4.1 Sale of Land
2.4.2 Mortgages
2.4.3 Leases 43 -
2.4.4 Devolution of Interest in Land
CHAPTER THREE:
THE CONSENT REQUIREMENT- A CRITICAL VIEW
3.1 Legal effects
3.2 Socio-economic effects
3.3 Implementation problems
3.4 Other consequences
CHAPTER FOUR:
THE NEED FOR REFORM
4.1 A review of the Amendment Bill, 2009 before the National Assembly
4.2 Suggested Reforms
4.3 Conclusion
Bibliography.
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