king jaja of opobo was the person that gave nigeria its name.
king jaja of opobo was the person that gave nigeria its name.
who is the person that give nigeria name?
king jaja of opobo
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bowen lj's opinion was more tightly structured in style and is frequently cited. five main steps in his reasoning can be identified. first, he says that the contract was not too vague to be enforced, because it could be interpreted according to what ordinary people would understand by it. he differed slightly from lindley lj on what time period one could contract flu and still have a claim (lindley lj said a "reasonable time" after use, while bowen lj said "while the smoke ball is used"), but this was not a crucial point, because the fact was that mrs. carlill got flu while using the smoke ball. second, like lindley lj, bowen lj says that the advert was not mere puff because £1000 was deposited in the bank to pay rewards. third, he said that although an "offer" was made to the whole world, the "contract" was not with the whole world. therefore, it was not an absurd basis for a contract, because only the people who used it would bind the company. fourth, he says that communication is not necessary to accept the terms of an offer; conduct is and should be sufficient. fifth, good consideration was clearly given by mrs. carlill because she went to the "inconvenience" of using it, and the company got the benefit of extra sales.
carlill v carbolic smoke ball co