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A Decade On: Revisiting Justice Nene Amegatcher’s Address at the 2015/2016 Bar Conference
From constitutional review, lawlessness and indiscipline, and the state of the economy and healthcare, to the need for a strategic…
The Founder Who Lost His Company Without Selling a Share
The lesson is as simple as it is exacting. A founder does not lose his company only when he sells…
Case of the week: The Montie 3 case
This case touches on the constitutional limits of freedom of expression and the media’s role in public discourse. It highlights…
Case of the Week: Pearson Education Ltd v Adjei
Morgan Adzei authored Woes of the African Mother, a novel selected by WAEC as a BECE examination text from 2004…
A Legal Turning Point: Section 115 of the Land Act 2020 Departs from the Essilfie v. Tetteh Case Precedent
The Land Act, Act 1036, represents a significant milestone in Ghana’s land administration and management. It was enacted to consolidate…
Public Spaces, Private Lives: Reconciling Privacy Rights with Freedom of Expression In The Context Of Photography
Instantaneous photographs and newspaper enterprises have invaded the sacred precincts of private and domestic life; and numerous mechanical devices threaten…
Full Speech of the GBA President at the Mid-Year Conference
I must express my profound delight and gratitude to all who have made precious time to participate in this Mid…
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…
ECOWAS Judge shares powerful insights at UPSA public lecture
Justice Asante identified enforcement of judgments as the Court’s most pressing concern. Under Article 24 of the Court’s Protocol, enforcement…
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…
