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Introducing SuperLawGH Research

By Yaw Nkansah Abankroh · 8 November 2026 · ≈ 1 min read

Introducing SuperLawGH Research

Finding the right authority shouldn’t mean reading ten judgments to locate one paragraph. Today we’re opening SuperLawGH Research at superlawgh.com/research.

Research collects the exact words of the Supreme Court and the Court of Appeal and files them by area of law and sub-area. Every passage links to the full judgment and opens at that point, so you can read it in context before you rely on it.

What you’ll find

The court’s own words. Each entry is a verbatim passage from the judgment: no summaries, no paraphrase. It’s written so it can be cited on its own. Organised the way lawyers think. Areas of law are listed A to Z (Contract, Civil Procedure, Land, Negligence and more), each broken into sub-areas and specific points of law. That includes how the courts have read particular statutes, legislative instruments (L.I.s) and constitutional provisions.

Who it’s for

Law students preparing for exams, practitioners drafting submissions, and anyone who needs to know quickly what Ghana’s superior courts have said on a point.

Research grows with every new judgment we publish. Start exploring at superlawgh.com/research, and tell us which areas you’d like to see expanded next.

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