Not only did the 1969 Contitution proscribe ownership of Customary law Freehold interest by foreigners, Sec 4 (2) of Act 1036 continues to implement such provision. The effect of which is that, currently in Ghana, no foreigner/non-citizen can hold this interest in land in Ghana. The same applies to Common Law interest in land. They are exmplified in Sec 10 of Act 1036. Thank you. Might I add that your lectures are helpful and well-received. Do keep it up, Sir.
Cases that support Sect 2 of Act 1036: Ohimen v Adjei; Ngmaiti v Adetsia (Allodial). Cases that support Sect 3: Kwami v Quaynor; Akyea-Djamson v Duagbor (Customary Freehold) Sect 4: Akyea-Djamson v Daugbor (Common Law Freehold) Sect 5: Ababio v Morny; Owusu-Ansah v Adjetey (Usufractuary) Sect 6: Adams v Kofi; Annan v Asare (Leasehold Interest). Sect 7: Owusu v Eshun; Yeboah v Asante (Customary Tenancy).
Can the exercise of the original jurisdiction of the SC to declare the constitutionality of actions of the legislature, executive and administrative bodies, be classified as judicial review?
What if the person is a juvenile that is too young to appeal that his fundamental human right has been bridge.If someone noticed something like that about a this young person,can the person report to the court?
Yes, he can. But he may do that at the Supreme court. From the wording of Article 33, the breach must be "in relation to him", as in the one who is affected is the person to 'report' to the High Court. But where you're a concerned citizen and you wish to help in the interest of another or the public, the Supreme court is your saviour. The law in Ghana pertaining to children is that, an adult will have to do this through a lawyer on his behalf. I hope I was able to help.
Hi..... please make a lecture on Easements and Profits. I am preparing for the entrance exams this year and I can't seem to understand the concept on Easement... thank you
