David Amaara Adaawin
10 Things to Check Before Buying Shares in a Ghanaian Company
Before buying shares in a Ghanaian company, investors must review governance, financials, legal risks, shareholder agreements, dividend history, transfer restrictions,…
Buying Land in Ghana: 12 Essential Rules Every Buyer Must Follow
Buying land in Ghana requires patience, due diligence, legal checks, official searches, surveys, zoning verification, proper agreements, and registration to…
Abu Trica Drags Interior Minister, EOCO, NACOC and FBI to Court Over Alleged Torture and Unlawful Detention
Ghanaian Abu Trica sues Interior Minister, EOCO, NACOC and FBI over alleged torture, unlawful detention, illegal searches, and rights abuses…
When Land Titles Collide: Supreme Court Clarifies Boundary Disputes and Concurrent Findings
In Blackmore v Klutse, the Supreme Court corrected lower courts’ errors, affirming registered land title, emphasizing survey accuracy, boundary precision,…
When Can a Company Remove Its Directors?
Under Ghana’s Companies Act 992, directors can be removed by shareholders following strict procedural rules, with notice and hearing, though…
“Restore Me as Judge and Chief Justice” – Torkornoo Amends Case at ECOWAS Court
ECOWAS Court allows Justice Torkornoo to amend her case, seeking reinstatement as Chief Justice and Supreme Court judge, clearing the…
Private Liquidation of Companies in Ghana: Key Steps and Legal Consequences
Private liquidation in Ghana allows solvent companies to voluntarily wind-up operations through an affidavit of solvency, special resolution, liquidator oversight,…
When “Search at Lands Commission” Is Not Enough
The Supreme Court in Agate Enterprise v Djan confirms that being a bona fide purchaser requires genuine due diligence; prior…
When a Company Is Struck Off: Capacity to Sue, Foreign Law, and the Supreme Court’s Clarification
Ghana’s Supreme Court clarifies that striking off suspends a company’s capacity to sue, foreign law is factual but interpretable, and…
Promoters Of a Company
Promoters shape a company’s foundation, acting with honesty, transparency, and accountability to ensure trust, proper incorporation, and long-term business success
What Happens When Your Lease Expires in Ghana?
Ghana’s Land Act protects developed leaseholds: indigenes enjoy automatic renewal, other citizens have renewal rights, while non-Ghanaians depend strictly on…
Corporate Governance in Ghana: Rules, Responsibilities, and the Road Ahead
Corporate governance in Ghana underpins accountability, transparency, and trust, strengthened by new laws, yet still challenged by weak compliance, enforcement…
Extradition Showdown: Former MASLOC Boss Appears Before U.S. Court as Ghana Presses Case
Former MASLOC boss Sedinam Tamakloe-Attionu faces a U.S. court as Ghana seeks extradition to enforce her corruption conviction, testing cross-border…
Divorce, Property, and the Limits of 50–50: Supreme Court Restates the Law on Spousal Property Distribution in Ghana
Ghana’s Supreme Court clarifies that divorce does not guarantee a 50–50 property split; equitable distribution depends on proven contribution, intention,…
Ofori-Atta in the U.S. Immigration Court: What the Legal Proceedings Mean
Ofori-Atta, who served as Ghana’s Minister of Finance for nearly eight years, has in recent months become the subject of…