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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…
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...
Contracts Made by the Courts
“The rights and duties with which jurisprudence busies itself again are nothing but prophecies...”
Party Constitutionalisation and Constitutionalism: Towards a State-Regulated Financing of Political Parties in Ghana’s Fourth Republic
The purpose of the Constitution was not only to grant power, but to keep it from getting out of hand.
A Living Organism Capable of Growth: A Random Thought on Moments of Change
The 1992 Constitution is therefore the sum total of our hopes, disappointments, experiences and expectations as a nation. If we…
In Defense of the Constitution of Ghana: A Charge to Keep
Ghana has the best constitution in this world, and let us make it work for us….
Two Hats, One Head & The Weight of Responsibility: The Office of the Attorney-General
Firm and resolute must be his (her) demeanour, and above all humble in the performance of his functions
