AG ‘raids’ High Court in attempt to reverse orders

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• Kofi yaro 9 years ago

  Has the lawyer of 30 years ever heard of eminent domain-The power to take private property for public use by state so long as just compensation is paid?
  How much is the chief demanding?

  Has the lawyer of 30 years ever heard of eminent domain-The power to take private property for public use by state so long as just compensation is paid?
  How much is the chief demanding?

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• The African Patriot 9 years ago

  Kofi Yaro, have you read the story to its end? There were no negotiations between the chief who flew from USA to Ghana. It is found out that the AG Her self is trying to overrun the court first decision to negotiate with the ...
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  Kofi Yaro, have you read the story to its end? There were no negotiations between the chief who flew from USA to Ghana. It is found out that the AG Her self is trying to overrun the court first decision to negotiate with the Chieftaincy first.
  
  This women is in power against the state?!!! Pity to have such nasty officers representing the state.
  They are all slaves of the west.

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• Enough 9 years ago

  The chief's action is tantamount to black mailing the nation and vitiated by desire for attention. The judge should take into consideration national interest. When push comes to shove all lands are vested in the Akua Ghana ...
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  The chief's action is tantamount to black mailing the nation and vitiated by desire for attention. The judge should take into consideration national interest. When push comes to shove all lands are vested in the Akua Ghana.

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• keiby 9 years ago

  Are judges paid by the state or? Can't they in the interest of the state push for the right thing to done instead of passing judgements against the public purse otherwise those involved should be brought before the same judge ...
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  Are judges paid by the state or? Can't they in the interest of the state push for the right thing to done instead of passing judgements against the public purse otherwise those involved should be brought before the same judge to recoup the monies lost

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• Papa Yaw 9 years ago

  No

  No

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• Nana 9 years ago

  It is interesting to see the comments posted by people accusing the chief of working against the interest of the country. The reality is that it is in the interest of the country for all organizations, including those that ar ...
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  It is interesting to see the comments posted by people accusing the chief of working against the interest of the country. The reality is that it is in the interest of the country for all organizations, including those that are owned by the government to respect the rule of law, without this respect we will have anarchy and Ghana will never be able to attract investments and grow its economy. The solution is simple and is laid out in the court order, approach the Paramount Chief negotiate the cost of the land so both parties can go back to the courts and get the injunction lifted. It is not difficult. for those who are criticizing the Chief what would you do if it was your land that had been taken and after 2 years you had not been paid for the land a company had started building on? The law is there to protect both the rich and poor / weak and strong and the respect of it is essential for the peace, democracy we Ghanaians have so strongly fought for over the years. If the AG's office and GNGC continue down the path to ignore the rule of law then I fear we will be taking Ghana to place we do not need or want to go to.

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• bashings 9 years ago

  well the ball is in our court we can play it anyhow!

  well the ball is in our court we can play it anyhow!

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• GhanaBA 9 years ago

  there is no law in Ghana that warrant the state to seize property for public use without notifying and paying due conpensation to the rightful owners of such property.

  there is no law in Ghana that warrant the state to seize property for public use without notifying and paying due conpensation to the rightful owners of such property.

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• Otsibu darko 9 years ago

  Is there rule of law in Ghana at all?
  It seems everybody or anyone does what it pleases them.

  Is there rule of law in Ghana at all?
  It seems everybody or anyone does what it pleases them.

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• K.Osafo Kantanka 9 years ago

  What is wrong with the A G? I find it really,very difficult to understand the level of her thinking as a lawyer.Please get rid of this law student before she commits any more disgraceful nuisance.Is she getting paid private ...
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  What is wrong with the A G? I find it really,very difficult to understand the level of her thinking as a lawyer.Please get rid of this law student before she commits any more disgraceful nuisance.Is she getting paid privately to pervert the cause of justice in GHANA as an A.G?. Is she mad or there is something seriously wrong with her?.

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