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No General Duty to Disclose Material Facts Under Contract Law: The Burden of Buyers to Beware
“There is no duty to disclose facts in an arm’s length transaction, no matter how “morally censurable” such silence might…
President Swears In Dr. Justice Srem-Sai As Deputy Attorney-General
Dr Srem-Sai has, over the years, built a reputation as a passionate constitutional and civil right advocate and has in…
Proprietary Estoppel And Adverse Possession: a Struggle Between Fairness And Legalised Theft
It is apparent from the proprietary estoppel cases that the courts apply fairness and adopt a very broad discretion in…
Case of the week: Francis Osei-Bonsu v. Attorney General
The Attorney General, in an unusual but commendable move, conceded that the provisions in question were unconstitutional.
Balancing Justice and Efficiency: Highlights from the 2nd ICC Ghana Arbitration and ADR Day
The event reinforced Ghana’s emerging status as a regional arbitration hub while equipping participants with valuable insights, networking opportunities, and…
The Striking Down of Express Contract Terms: The Role of Courts in Doing Substantial Justice
The duty of the courts is to interpret…ensuring that justice is served...
Attorney General nominates three Legal Professionals to the General Legal Council
The GLC a creature of statute, regulates Ghana’s legal profession, ensuring high standards in legal education, professional ethics, and disciplinary enforcement. It supervises…
Case of the Week: Hemans v. Cofie
This case strongly condemns police interference in civil disputes, reaffirming that law enforcement has no role in debt collection.
Contracts Made by the Courts
“The rights and duties with which jurisprudence busies itself again are nothing but prophecies...”
Justice Srem-Sai, Deputy Attorney General Designate Vetted
When asked whether he would advise the Attorney General to mandate lawyers to file a notice of appearance before representing…
