Ayenini backs GBA's position on legal vacation, cites key principles

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KOFI tamale 16 hours ago

A CHIEF JUSTICE WHO GOES TO WATCH FOOTBALL WITH POLITICIANS WILL NOT LISTEN. THIS IS AN ADVISE TO ALL GOVERNMENT APPOINTEES

A CHIEF JUSTICE WHO GOES TO WATCH FOOTBALL WITH POLITICIANS WILL NOT LISTEN. THIS IS AN ADVISE TO ALL GOVERNMENT APPOINTEES
Against 16 hours ago

This legal vacation must be abolished. Judges should be planned at the beginning of the year and a leave roster prepared for them. This blanket vacation for all is simply nonsense. This is why it takes so long to decide cases ...
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This legal vacation must be abolished. Judges should be planned at the beginning of the year and a leave roster prepared for them. This blanket vacation for all is simply nonsense. This is why it takes so long to decide cases.
K.B 16 hours ago

i wonder why young layers are not voicing out against this colonial laws

i wonder why young layers are not voicing out against this colonial laws
Donatus 15 hours ago

Vacation court is also provided by your same law. Why leave your backlog cases and go for two months legal vacation? Imagine hospitals going on two months medical vacation.

Vacation court is also provided by your same law. Why leave your backlog cases and go for two months legal vacation? Imagine hospitals going on two months medical vacation.
ONNIPANUA PAA 15 hours ago

This is the class one lawyers association of Ghana, they are empty and nation wreckers

This is the class one lawyers association of Ghana, they are empty and nation wreckers
Benjie 14 hours ago

The practice was imported during the Gold Coast colonial era.

Travel Needs: Early colonial judges were primarily British and needed a prolonged two-month break to sail back to Britain during the hottest months.

Entrench ...
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The practice was imported during the Gold Coast colonial era.

Travel Needs: Early colonial judges were primarily British and needed a prolonged two-month break to sail back to Britain during the hottest months.

Entrenchment: Like horsehair wigs and gowns, the break remained part of Ghana’s procedural framework after independence.

So from the above, do we still have colonial judges in the system today? Is there any need for a local judge to go on this long break for the reason given? What kind of thinking is this?

Our local judges were born and bred here, so they are used to our hot weather. Why do they need two months to travel to their hometowns or wherever during this time of the year?

This procedural framework must be abolished! They must all take the usual 30 days' annual vacation. Other professions don't take such long vacations. It must be abolished!!!!
Fante Kenkey 14 hours ago

Another gazetted buffoon in Vietnam suit talking. They go to school and attend lectures and pass exams. That’s it. Common sense escapes them.That’s why Kevin Tailor is all the time right.Kevin keep insulting and sanitizin ...
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Another gazetted buffoon in Vietnam suit talking. They go to school and attend lectures and pass exams. That’s it. Common sense escapes them.That’s why Kevin Tailor is all the time right.Kevin keep insulting and sanitizing them
Edward 14 hours ago

So in 2023 when Gyakye Quason trial was continuing during the legal vacation were you people blind? Or the law was not in effect then. Stop trying to be relevant. Sometimes it is better to shut up.

So in 2023 when Gyakye Quason trial was continuing during the legal vacation were you people blind? Or the law was not in effect then. Stop trying to be relevant. Sometimes it is better to shut up.

Charles 14 hours ago

Ayenini was just doing propaganda, he was not talking law. I now agreed with Abronye about him. And he is not prepared to accept his flaws too.

Ayenini was just doing propaganda, he was not talking law. I now agreed with Abronye about him. And he is not prepared to accept his flaws too.
Marquis 14 hours ago

Another beneficiary so definitely he will endorse it

Another beneficiary so definitely he will endorse it
Ya Paul 13 hours ago

Who's this one too.... Wabon ruff

Who's this one too.... Wabon ruff
Ewvevi 13 hours ago

Sampson, I used to defend you but now I've seen that you're a very big fool. Did you raise this concern during Torkornoo's era? Will you get lost? Nonsense. Movitor.

Sampson, I used to defend you but now I've seen that you're a very big fool. Did you raise this concern during Torkornoo's era? Will you get lost? Nonsense. Movitor.
Daniel Quame Dzoboku 12 hours ago

This guy sold his birthright straight forward

This guy sold his birthright straight forward
Opoku 12 hours ago

Scrap the legal vocation.
Judges and lawyers don't work harder than farmers and market women.

Scrap the legal vocation.
Judges and lawyers don't work harder than farmers and market women.
DUC 12 hours ago

Where were those so-called key principles when the former CJ, Gertrude Torkonoo designated 12 high courts to sit on cases during the legal vacation period in 2023?

Where were those so-called key principles when the former CJ, Gertrude Torkonoo designated 12 high courts to sit on cases during the legal vacation period in 2023?
Ghanaba 12 hours ago

Paid sychophants who speak with both sides of their month. How can you ask for accountability and justice for the rot and corruption that permeates our political and living space and resist the courts from discharging their ...
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Paid sychophants who speak with both sides of their month. How can you ask for accountability and justice for the rot and corruption that permeates our political and living space and resist the courts from discharging their duties.
CPP ARISE! Courts on trial 11 hours ago

Now shaping up as a "bogus spectacle ", that those at the helm who ought to know better, are .......

Now shaping up as a "bogus spectacle ", that those at the helm who ought to know better, are .......

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Ayenini backs GBA's position on legal vacation, cites key principles

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