Legal Insights
Something New is Coming to Aburi
Imagine waking up to views of nature instead of concretes walls. To birdsong instead of car horns? To fresh air…
“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 way for full scrutiny of her removal
Unpaid Debts and the Law: Practical Recovery Options for Businesses in Ghana
Debt recovery, is not about aggression or punishment. It is about restoring balance. The law provides practical tools to help creditors recover what is lawfully owed to them
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, asset distribution, and eventual legal dissolution
Adopting the Near Legal Orphan: Inside the Move to Regulate Hostel Accommodation
What was meant to be a place of rest has become another source of anxiety
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 equitable interests can still prevail
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 restoration does not retrospectively validate defective proceedings
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
The ATM Mirror: Technology, Fraud, and Human Oversight in Ghanaian Banking
ATMs were meant to offer freedom. A withdrawal at midnight, a balance check before dawn, a simple beep signaling control over one’s finances. But alongside this promise lies uncertainty
Protests at U.S. Embassy Unlikely to Affect Ofori-Atta Deportation Case — UG Law Professor
According to him, the demonstration does not establish any basis for a claim of political persecution under U.S. immigration law
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 negotiated contract terms
