Inspection of the locus in Ghana case law.

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Using information given to the court at an inspection of land

In order for the court to use any information given to it at inspection of land, the court, upon resumption after the inspection should make notes of all the relevant matter that transpired at the inspection, and in particular should cause all persons who gave material and relevant information at the inspection to go into the witness-box to repeat on oath, the information they gave at the inspection, and for them to be cross-examined by the opposing side.

BARKO v. MUSTAPHA AND ANOTHER [1964] GLR 78 [1964] SLR (SC) 14 · Supreme Court · 1964 · SARKODEE-ADOO CJ

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