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JUDICIAL REVIEW GETS A SHOT IN THE ARM IN EX PARTE HODA HOLDINGS LTD 1

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A standard element of each rehearsing legal counselor's life is the tenacious perusing of cases that have been chosen by the courts. Most loved cases, arranged by rising ordered progression, are those from the High Court, Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court (on the whole known as the Superior Courts of Judicature). There isn't anything more satisfying and pleasurable than perusing a very much contemplated choice of a court.

 

No matter what the level of the court where the choice was given, it is dependably a pleasure to relish a sweet choice. A few decisions bring out stunningness and profound respect. A few decisions instigate giggling and shame. Furthermore, a few decisions incite outrage and disturbance. It is a delight to peruse a judgment or it is carefully conceived, investigated and introduced to decide that. One such judgment is the Court of Appeal's new choice in Ex parte Hoda Holdings Ltd.

 

This article talks about the choice in Ex parte Hoda Holdings Ltd and sets that, the choice is the most recent reviving 'composition' on the idea of legal survey in Ghana. Various shades of court choices Inside the space of multi week, three choices of the Superior Courts I have perused have established significant yet shifting connections with me. Two out of those three choices won my adoration.

 

They were elegantly composed, appropriately broke down and arrived at clear resolutions in light of the law as I figure out it. One of the choices was given by the Court of Appeal, which I mean to examine shortly.

[1] The other was a High Court choice - Republic v Godwin Osei and Another; Ex parte Nene Narh Matti III and Another - in which the adjudicator showed class and industry in a 33 - page, single-separated deciding that finished with the committal of two people into jail for hatred of court.

 

[2] The appointed authority talked about the standards and practically all significant court choices on scorn of court in Ghana. Since the claim of scorn was comparable to a land case, the appointed authority made introductions to land regulation, as well as a past Supreme Court case between the gatherings, prior to arriving at his decision. 

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