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Cardinal principles governing the interpretation of constitutional provisions
Guidelines to be observed in the interpretation of the Constitution
How the courts should interprete the constitution
How the Supreme Court should interpret Ghanaian constitutional provisions in matters of human rights
Need for a liberal approach to the interpretation of the constitution
Principles of construing fundamental rights provisions
Principles of interpretation of the 1992 Constitution
The objective of the court in construing a constitutional provision
The principle that the provisions of the Constitution should be read as a whole
The proper approach to the interpretation of the Constitution
Whether court will consider the effect of changed circumstances and global trends relevant to the matter to be decided in constitutional construction
Whether gaps or omissions can be filled in a written constitution
Whether recourse can be made to foreign decisions when interpreting the constitution
Whether recourse to decided cases from other jurisdictions should be referred to in interpreting constitutional provisions which are clear and unambiguous
Whether the Directive Principles of State Policy must be considered in constitutional interpretations
Whether the High Court (Civil Procedure) Rules, 1954 (L.N.140A), was intended to govern the construction of the Constitution
Whether the Interpretation Act and parliamentary debates can be employed in interpreting the constitution
Whether the ordinary rules of construction of statute apply to the construction of the Constitution
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