Author: Samuel Alesu-Dordzi
Samuel Alesu-Dordzi is an Editor of the Ghana Law Hub.
Can an Employer Reject an Employee’s Resignation?
Koo submits his resignation letter to his employer. His employer takes a hard look at the letter. He shrugs his shoulders and sends an email ... Read More
Can a Writ Breed Contempt?
The Supreme Court in the case of Republic v Bank of Ghana & 5 Ors; Ex Parte Benjamin Duffourhas held that a party to a ... Read More
Injunctions Over Disciplinary Proceedings – How Far and How Wide?
The Supreme Court in the case of Republic v Bank of Ghana & 5 Ors; Ex Parte Benjamin Duffourhas held that an injunction order prohibiting ... Read More
Ghana’s Banking Crisis: The Deposit Protection Angle
The recent collapse of 7 commercial banks has generated a lot of interest and discussions. In spite of these discussions, not much has been said ... Read More
What is Money?
Messrs Twumasi Ankrah and Nartey in different articles concerning the legal consequences of the operation of Menzgold Ghana Limited were unanimous on one point: that ... Read More
Disciplinary Proceedings in Public Institutions Subject to Judicial Review
The Supreme Court in the case of Francis Owusu Mensah & Anor v National Board for Professional and Technical Examinations & 2 Orshas emphasized the ... Read More
Airline Passenger’s Responsibility to Be On Time
An Isreali magistrate court has dismissed an action brought by a passenger who missed his flight. The court pointed out that it was the responsibility of ... Read More
English Court Rejects Tullow’s Force Majeure Defence to Contract Termination
The Business and Property Courts of England and Wales in the case of Seadrill Ghana Limited v Tullow Ghana Limitedhas rejected a force majeure defence ... Read More
Why a Properly Drafted Third Party Guarantee Agreement Matters
The Supreme Court in Clipper Leasing Corporation vs Attorney General & Ghana Airways in Liquidationhas highlighted the need for properly drafted third party guarantee agreements ... Read More
Foreign Ownership of Freehold Interest in Ghana
The Supreme Court in the case of Martin J Verdose v Patricia Abena Verdose-Kuranchie has affirmed the constitutional limitation on the ownership of freehold interests ... Read More