Rule 28: special leave to appeal
An application under rule 28 is therefore a fresh application, and the Court of Appeal, in deciding whether or not to grant it, exercises its own discretion in the matter, after assessing the facts and circumstances independently. The court does not sit primarily to review the exercise of a discretion by the court below.
BANK OF GHANA v. LABONE WEAVERS ENTERPRISES LTD. [1971] 1 GLR 251 [1971] SLR (CA) 5 · Court of Appeal · 1971 · AZU CRABBE JA
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