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Representation of People (Parliamentary Constituencies) Instrument, 2016 (C.I. 95)
Republic of the People (Parliament Constitutional Instruments) (C. I. 95)
₵251.88 -
High Court (Civil Procedure) Rules, 2004 (C.I. 47): With Amendments (C.I. 87, 2014; C.I. 101, 2016; C.I. 102, 2016)
High Court (Civil Procedure) Rules 2004 (C.I. 87,101,102) (C.I. 47)
₵260.00 -
Representation of the People (Parliamentary Constituencies) Instrument, 2020 (C.I. 128)
Representation of the People (Parliamentary Constituents) 2020(C. I. 128)
₵260.00 -
Local Government (Creation of New District Electoral Areas and Designation of Units) Instrument, 2010 (L.I. 1983)
Local Government (Creation of New Districts, Electoral Areas and Designation of Units) Instrument 2010 (L.I. 1983)
₵265.00 -
Income Tax Act, 2015: With Amendments Act 902, 907, 924, 941, 956, 973, 979 (Act 896)
Incorporated Private Partnerships Amendments Act (Act 836)
₵270.00 -
Ghana Deposit Protection Act, 2016 (Act 931)
Ghana Deposit Protection Act, 2016 (Act 931)
₵270.40 -
Insurance Act, 2021 (Act 1061)
Insurance Act, 2021 (Act 1061)
₵292.50Insurance Act, 2021 (Act 1061)
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I am the Street Lawyer (Hardcover)
In this book, the author chronicles his perilous journey to becoming a household name in legal practice in Ghana, by sharing stories from the Victims’ perspectives.
His simple practice of the law demystified the revered and mysterious legal profession.
He became so common and accessible to the poor and most vulnerable victims of varied violations of our dysfunctional system, much to the annoyance of the true owners of the law profession; the Law Lords.
Moved by compassion, he led and represented several victims of rape, defilement, Military brutality, Police abuse and extrajudicial killings, religious and political abuses to navigate and find justice in a corrupt, unjust and dysfunctional justice system.
Discover how a street child became a street lawyer at the risk of losing his own legal career as beneficiaries of the corrupt system fight back.
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VAT In Africa: The Ghana Experience
This book explores how VAT works in Ghana and why it hasn’t lived up to its full revenue potential. In this book, you will learn how the VAT system replaced older taxes, the laws that shaped it, and how it has changed over time.
It breaks down how VAT is collected, why straight levies distorted it, and how political decisions impact its structure.
The book also explains how Ghana’s tax agencies evolved, merged, and reformed to improve VAT administration.
If you’re interested in tax policy, revenue systems, or African fiscal reforms, this book offers detailed insights backed by real examples from Ghana.₵300.00 -
Motor Insurance Law and Practice
In this book, the author takes you on a journey through the world of motor insurance. The book covers and discusses in sufficient depth all essential aspects of motor insurance. It is written for the benefit of insurance practitioners, students, and lawyers.
₵300.00Motor Insurance Law and Practice
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PURPOSE: A Memoir of Fearless Journalism, Diplomacy and Growth
What happens when a young man with little more than courage, conviction, and a microphone finds himself at the crossroads of journalism, diplomacy, power and history?
PURPOSE is the extraordinary journey of Ghanaian journalist and diplomat Jefferson Sackey—from humble beginnings in Ghana to the frontlines of some of Africa’s most defining political stories. With a journalist’s instinct for truth and an unshakable appetite for adventure, Sackey takes readers behind the headlines and into rooms where history was being made. From the newsroom to war-torn Liberia and Sierra Leone, from encounters with rebel leaders and African presidents to the corridors of the United Nations, his career brought him face-to-face with personalities and events that shaped a continent.
At the heart of the memoir is his remarkable experience serving within Ghana’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and working closely with Nana Akufo-Addo, then Ghana’s Foreign Minister. He reveals the lessons he learned about diplomacy, leadership and national interest while offering intimate glimpses into the personalities and principles that have influenced Ghana’s place in the world.
PURPOSE is both a personal testimony and a front-row account of Africa in transition. It is a story about growth. About discovering who you are while navigating places you never imagined you would reach. PURPOSE is the story of a journalist who refused to remain a spectator to history—and a man who learned, one extraordinary encounter at a time, that every experience has a purpose.
An eyewitness account of journalism, conflict reporting, diplomacy, public service and personal growth – from difficult beginnings in Accra to frontline reporting in Liberia and Sierra Leone, and later to the corridors of Ghanaian diplomacy.₵300.00 -
The Report on the Commission of Inquiry into Matters Relating to the Participation of the Black Stars Team in the World Cup Tournament in Brazil 2014
The Report on the Commission of Inquiry into Matters Relating to the Participation of the Black Stars Team in the World Cup Tournament in Brazil 2014
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Maritime Pollution Act, 2016 (Act 932)
Maritime Pollution Act, 2016 (Act 932)
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The Law of Mortgages in Ghana
The Law of Mortgages in Ghana discusses the Law relating to the use of immovable property as security for the repayment of a loan or the performance of some other obligations. It explores the historical contours of mortgages tracing its evolution from ancient Roman times through its development in English Law and how it was received in Ghana as a legacy of colonization as well as statutory interventions in Ghana. It discusses the various ways in which a mortgage may be created under Ghanaian Law as well as the essential characteristics of a mortgage and the incidents captured in the maxim “once a mortgage, always a mortgage”.
In this regard, it also discusses the nuances and legal ramifications of mortgaging marital property or property belonging to a spouse, particularly married women, as well as the considerations of independent legal advice leading to the conclusion of a mortgage transaction.
This book also addresses the remedies available to a mortgage in the event of default. The remedies discussed include suing the mortgagor on his personal covenant to perform; sale of the mortgaged property (judicially and statutorily); exercise of the right of possession; and the appointment of a Receiver. These discussions are done in the context of the various relevant statutes such as the Mortgages Act, 1972 (NRCD 96), the Home Mortgage Finance Act, 2008(Act 770) and the Borrowers and Lenders Act, 2008 (Act778). It also discusses the vexed question of priority of mortgages which determines the sequence in which competing claims over a mortgaged property or sale proceeds of a mortgaged property are settled, particularly in the event that the proceeds of sale are not enough to pay all mortgages. Furthermore, it discusses technical concepts relating to priority of mortgages such as tacking, consolidation, marshaling, exoneration and contribution.
The book also treats the subject of transfer of mortgages by both the transferor and transferee; redemption of mortgages; and pledges. The last chapter of the book is the practitioner’s chapter which focuses on the intricacies of a mortgage action.
₵350.00The Law of Mortgages in Ghana
₵350.00