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Coram: Noble-Nkrumah, Osei, Boadi, JJA
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Coram: H/L Justice Bertha Aniagyei, J.
Counsel: Augustina Baffoe for Petitioner
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Coram: H/L Justice Emmanuel Kofi Diaba J.
Counsel: Selorm Dey for Applicants
Justice Alexander Osei Tutu of the Court of Appeal Bench argues, in this edition of his Friday Writings that Section 41(3)(c) of the the Matrimonial Causes Act, 1971 (Act 367) retaining barrenness as a ground for the dissolution
of customary marriages is constitutionally infirm, empirically unsupported, procedurally unfair, doctrinally inconsistent and internationally non-compliant. Justice Osei Tutu argues, that the said section violates Articles 17(2) & 26 (2) of the 1992 Constitution per Nartey v. Gati, breaches its own equity proviso, and denies audi alteram partem by allowing elders to declare a woman barren with no medical proof. It discriminates per se, as there is no equivalent ground for male infertility. Using Breast Cancer Awareness Month as a lens – the womb as the object – and drawing on Daniels, Fortes, Yankah, WHO data and the 2021 Census, he calls for reforms.
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A marriage is meant to be lived, experienced and find expression in the daily lives of a couple
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How to lawfully reject goods sold and bought
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Coram: Amadu, Prof. Mensa-Bonsu, Kulendi, Adjei-Frimpong, Bartels-Kodwo, JJSC
Counsel: Ernest Hardi Silas for Appellant
Augustine Arvoh Mensah for the Respondent
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Public Financial Crime in Ghana - Section 179A, Criminal Responsibility and the Jurisprudence of State Loss
By: Dr. Godwin Gaduga Esq.
Forward by H/L Justice I.O. Tanko Amadu, JSC
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The avenues for a stranger to a judgment to challenge judgment
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Lawyers must serve humanity by taking up pro bono cases.
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Are we producing lawyers who can compete globally and contribute to the profession or lawyers who just want a title, enter politics or partake in media political discussions?
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J.A Lamille France Esq. reflects on the Ghanaian legal framework built to protect data privacy. She undertakes a comparative study of data protection law in Ghana, South Africa and the US, spots gaps in Ghana's laws and offers remedies to same.
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