Case of the Week
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Case of the week: Prisoners’ Right to vote affirmed
This landmark case (Ahumah Ocansey v The Electoral Commission) tested the strength of Ghana’s constitutional guarantees, asking can parliament or…
Case of the week: Miller v Attorney-General
A 16-year-old student, Miller, was shot in the head by Chief Superintendent C. O. Lamptey of the Ghana Police Service.…
Case of the week: Vincent Ekow Assafuah v The Attorney General
The decision also reinforces the high threshold for judicial intervention in ongoing constitutional processes. It underscores the Court’s careful balancing…
Case of the week: Nyameneba and Others v The State.
This case is an important reminder to the public that not every illegal act results in criminal liability if there…
Case of the week: Mr. Senti Michael v Rev. Father Mon Kwame & Dr. Asomah
This judgment reaffirms the principle that testamentary freedom is protected unless compelling evidence suggests otherwise.
Case of the week: Dr. E.L.A Chinbuah & Captain J.K Nyamekye v The Attorney General
This case brings into sharp focus the issue of medical negligence and accountability in Ghana’s healthcare system
Case of week: Adjetey and Another v. Adjetey
This case clarifies the standard of proof for adultery in divorce proceedings. It affirms that direct evidence is not required,…
Case of the Week: Ghana Bar Association v Attorney General and Another
This case served as a defining moment in affirming that the courts must not be co-opted for resolving political or…
Case Of The Week: Paul Kofi Aboagye V. Ghana Commercial Bank
The Supreme Court held that the dismissal of the plaintiff was null and void because the disciplinary authorities of the…
Case of the week: Glah and Another v. The Republic
The case underscores the fundamental principle that criminal law should not be wielded as a tool to enforce moral or…
