Unconscionable bargains in Ghana case law.

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Independent advice

The absence of independent advice to the second plaintiff is therefore a crucial consideration which has weighed on our minds. It is a consideration that the Court has taken into account in applying both the doctrine of unconscionable bargain and that of undue influence to the facts of the present case.

CFC CONSTRUCTION V. RANSOM DIVINE ATTITSOGBE CIVIL APPEAL NO. J4/21/2004 [2006] SLR (SC) 1 · Supreme Court · 2006 · DATE-BAH JSC

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More in Equity: Estoppel Laches and delay Part performance Presumption of advancement Trusts Undue influence

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