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How a lawyer against whom a disciplinary committee has directed the taking of disciplinary measures can exercise his right of appeal

Mode of exercising the right of appeal in respect of a consolidated matter

Nature of the right of appeal

Need for an appellant who is vested with the statutory right of appeal to comply with all provisions of the statute creating such a right

Position of the law where a party's right to appeal is extinguished

Remedies available to a party who has exhausted his right of appeal

The principle that appeal is a creature of statute

The principle that the right of appeal is statutorily conferred and must be exercised in accordance with the provisions of the statute creating such a right

The principle that the right of appeal must be conferred by statute

When an appellant can appeal as of right

Whether a party can exercise the right of appeal on behalf of another party who has failed to appeal

Whether a party who has lost a case in a court whose decision is final can avail himself of a right of appeal created by an enactment subsequent to that decision

Whether a person can be deprived of his right to appeal against a criminal judgment

Whether an appeal lies as of right

Whether an appeal lies from a certiorari proceedings to the Court of Appeal

Whether an appeal lies to the Court of Appeal against the decision of a commission appointed under the National Liberation Council (Investigation and Forfeiture of Assets) Decree, 1966 (N.L.C.D. 72)

Whether any right of appeal in Ghana is conferred by common law

Whether the court can hear an appeal from a person affected by an adverse judgment but who failed to exercise his statutory right of appeal

Whether the right of appeal and the manner of its exercise is as provided for under statute

Whether the right of appeal can be conferred by implication

Whether the right of appeal can be exercised by a person who has not been convicted of any offence

Whether the right of appeal can be extinguished or circumscribed at anyone's whim

Whether the right of appeal can be implied

Whether the right of appeal can be inferred from decisions of the appellate courts

Whether the right of appeal can be regulated by rules of court

Whether there is a right of appeal from a decision of the Court Martial Appeal Court to the Supreme Court

Whether there is a right of appeal from a judgment of the Court Martial Appeal Court

Whether there is a right of appeal from the old Court of Appeal to the Supreme Court before the coming into force of the 1969 Constitution

Whether there is a right of appeal to the High Court from a decision of a rent magistrate

Whether there is an unfettered right of appeal to the Court of Appeal from all matters determined by the High Court

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