America’s Gun Pandemic: How “Originalists” Failed The Republic

Nick Opoku- October 1, 2023

Last Monday, August 28, 2023, there was yet another incident of gun violence in the US. This time, a faculty member at the University of ... Read More

Summary Judgment: A Cliché in Summary Disposal of Cases in Liquidated Claims

Summary Judgment: A Cliché in Summary Disposal of Cases in Liquidated Claims

Derick Adu-Gyamfi- September 15, 2023

Introduction Summary judgment is one given in favour of a plaintiff without a plenary trial of the action. The normal steps of filing all necessary ... Read More

What Constitutes “Reasonable Time Or Unreasonable Delay” In Criminal Trials? The Case of Article 14(4) of the 1992 Constitution

What Constitutes “Reasonable Time Or Unreasonable Delay” In Criminal Trials? The Case of Article 14(4) of the 1992 Constitution

Ghana Law Hub- September 14, 2023

Author: Ernest Kyere  Introduction The skinny, malnourished-looking Kofi Boakye walked into the courtroom. His face grimaced as he felt all the stares on him. With ... Read More

Arguing New Grounds of Appeal – To Seek Leave Or Not

Arguing New Grounds of Appeal – To Seek Leave Or Not

Bobby Banson- September 11, 2023

INTRODUCTION When a Party is dissatisfied with a decision of a court, be it a ruling or judgement, that Party may appeal against that decision ... Read More

A Practical Guide to Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs)

A Practical Guide to Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs)

Nick Opoku- June 13, 2023

The popularity of Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) is on the rise globally and Ghana is no exception. This is driven by investors’ need for ... Read More

‘Bulley’ Them No More, Are Letters of Administration Indispensable?

‘Bulley’ Them No More, Are Letters of Administration Indispensable?

Ghana Law Hub- June 2, 2023

Authors:  Joseph Bondzie Afrifa & Vanessa S. Zormelo Abstract In this Article, the authors seek to discuss the position of the law concerning the issue ... Read More

Ex Parte Yvonne Amponsah Brobbey in Retrospect: Its Impact on the Rules of Court

Ex Parte Yvonne Amponsah Brobbey in Retrospect: Its Impact on the Rules of Court

Justice Alexander Osei Tutu- May 26, 2023

Introduction In February 2023, the Supreme Court in its decision in the Republic v. High Court (Commercial Division) Accra, Ex Parte Yvonne Amponsah Brobbey (described ... Read More

Ex Parte Yvonne Amponsah Brobbey in Retrospect: An Appraisal of the Mandate of the Rules Committee and Related Matters

Ex Parte Yvonne Amponsah Brobbey in Retrospect: An Appraisal of the Mandate of the Rules Committee and Related Matters

Justice Alexander Osei Tutu- March 24, 2023

Introduction In the recent case of The Republic v. High Court (Commercial Division), Accra; Ex Parte Yvonne Amponsah Brobbey (Gladys Nkrumah – Interested Party), the ... Read More

Ex Parte Yvonne Amponsah Brobbey Case: Did the Supreme Court actually shut the door on Civil Proceedings in an intermedelling Case?

Ex Parte Yvonne Amponsah Brobbey Case: Did the Supreme Court actually shut the door on Civil Proceedings in an intermedelling Case?

Justice Alexander Osei Tutu- March 16, 2023

Photo by Tierra Mallorca on Unsplash Introduction Last month, the Supreme Court in the landmark case of the Republic v. High Court (Commercial Division), Accra; ... Read More