Supreme Court of Ghana decisions

Obeng and Another v Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA) and Another (J4/53/2016) [2017] GHASC 20 (14 June 2017);

Obeng and Another Vrs Mensah (Suing for himself and on behalf of all his Siblings) (J4/78/2018) [2019] GHASC 34 (17 July 2019);

Obeng v Obeng (J4/37/2015) [2015] GHASC 112 (09 December 2015);

Oblie and Others v Lancaster (J4/29/2015)[2016] GHASC 78 (15 March 2016)

Ocansey Vrs Teye and Others (J4/19/2008) [2009] GHASC 28 (11 March 2009);

Occupy Ghana v Attorney General (J1/19/2016)[2017] GHASC 24 (14 June 2017)

Odamtten and Others Vrs Wuta-Ofei (J4/20/2016) [2018] GHASC 63 (12 December 2018);

Oduro and Others v Owusu (J4/22/2013)[2015] GHASC 10 (29 July 2015)

Oduro Vrs Graphic Communication Group Ltd (J4/25/2018) [2018] GHASC 61 (12 December 2018);

Ofei Vrs Asamoah and Another (J4/64/2016) [2018] GHASC 23 (25 April 2018);

Ofei Vrs Darko and Others (NO. J4/22/2017) [2018] GHASC 6 (31 January 2018);

Ofori Vrs Ecobank (J8/64/2019 ) [2020] GHASC 11 (11 March 2020);

Ofori vrs Ecobank Ghana Ltd and Others (J4/11/2016) [2018] GHASC 49 (25 July 2018);

Ofori Vrs Ecobank Ghana Ltd And Others (J7/22/2018) [2019] GHASC 14 (27 February 2019);

Ofori Vrs Ecobank Ghana Ltd and Others (J8/64/2019 ) [2020] GHASC 40 (17 June 2020);

Ofori Vrs EcobankGhana Ltd and Others (J7/12/2020) [2021] GHASC 18 (24 March 2021);

Ofori Vrs EcobankGhana Ltd and Others (J8/114/2020) [2021] GHASC 17 (24 March 2021);

Ogyeadom Obranu Kwesi Atta VI Vrs Ghana Telecommunications Co. Ltd. and Another (J8/131/2019 ) [2020] GHASC 16 (28 April 2020);

Okane and Others Vrs Electoral Comission of Ghana and Another (J1 / 2 / 2011 ) [2011] GHASC 42 (23 June 2011);

Okeke And Others Vrs The Republic (J3/2/2011) [2012] GHASC 24 (30 May 2012);

Okrah v Agricultural Development Bank (J4/58/2014) [2016] GHASC 73 (09 March 2016);

Olimpio and Another v Antoneli and Another (Ruling) (J8/125/2016)[2016] GHASC 85 (4 November 2016)

Opoku (Suing Per Her Lawful Attorney Ms. Dorothy Poku) Vrs Lartey (NO. J4/14/2016) [2018] GHASC 2 (24 January 2018);

Opoku and Others Vrs. Sas and Another (J/4 / 35/ 2011 ) [2011] GHASC 28 (23 November 2011);

Oppon v Attorney General and Another (J1/11/2016)[2017] GHASC 19 (22 June 2017)

Oppong Vrs Anarfi (J4/40/10) [2011] GHASC 6 (10 February 2011);

Opremreh Vrs. Electoral Commission and Another (J1/3/2011) [2011] GHASC 36 (07 December 2011);

Osei V Cheif Justice And Others (J4/47/2019) [2019] GHASC 85 (04 December 2019);

Osei-Akoto Vrs Attorney General (J1/16/ 2012) [2012] GHASC 45 (19 October 2012);

Osei-Akoto Vrs Attorney General (J1/16/ 2012) [2012] GHASC 46 (19 October 2012);

Otoo and Others v Otoo and Others (Ruling) (J7/3/2015)[2015] GHASC 10 (28 January 2015)

Owuo III v GA Traditional Council and Others (J4/40/2016) [2017] GHASC 1 (25 January 2017);

Owusu and Another v Addo and Another (J4/50/2014)[2015] GHASC 92 (30 July 2015)

Owusu and Others v Hydraform Estates Ltd (J4/62/2013)[2014] GHASC 150 (26 March 2014)

Owusu v Republic (J3/9/2013) [2016] GHASC 1 (20 January 2016);

Owusu Vrs. Aziz (J4/21/2017) [2018] GHASC 66 (12 December 2018);

Owusu-Mensah and Another Vrs National Board For Professional and Technical Examinations (Naptex) and Others (J4/57/2017) [2018] GHASC 27 (09 May 2018);

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