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Effect of proceedings conducted by the Executive Council of a Traditional Council, rather than the Judicial Committee
Effect of the whole corpus of a traditional council numbering 29 or 35 members hearing and determining a chieftaincy matter
Extent of the jurisdiction of the Traditional Council
Jurisdiction of the Traditional Council in matters affecting chieftaincy
Procedure for commencing an action in a traditional council
The exclusive jurisdiction of a traditional council
The principle that only the judicial committee of the Traditional Council has the right to refer a contempt matter in a case that is pending before it to the High Court
Whether a chieftaincy cause or matter can be heard and determined by three or five persons of the traditional council who constitute the judicial committee of the council
Whether a judicial committee of a traditional council must consist of five members in order to have power to hear and determine chieftaincy disputes
Whether a traditional council can change customary law
Whether a Traditional Council is synonymous with a paramount chief
Whether a traditional state council when performing its customary duties is a creature of statute
Whether or not a chief being a lawful member of the traditional council ought to be sworn again when appointed a member of its judicial committee
Whether the Kumasi Traditional Council has exclusive original jurisdiction over great oath cases
Whether the prerogative writs will issue against a Traditional Council sitting in its full complement
Whether the traditional council can destool a queenmother
Whether there is a presumption that an assembly of chiefs is a Traditional Council lawfully and properly created and brought into being
Whether traditional councils can determine a legal matter
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