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Conditions for a valid acquisition of land
Conditions to be satisfied by the government seeking to compulsorily acquire property
Distinction between lands compulsory acquired and lands vested in the State
Effect of Article 257 of the 1992 Constitution on lands from the the Northern, Upper East and West Regions previously vested in the Government
Effect of a valid acquisition of land by the government
Need for a party whose claim to title was in respect of compulsorily acquired land to prove the identity of the land
Position of the law with regard to persons who continued to occupy lands that have been compulsorily acquired by the Government
The person to whom land compulsorily acquired reverts to upon divestment by the government
The position of the law on the payment of compensation in cases of compulsory acquisition of land by the State
The rights of a party whose land was compulsorily acquired
The rule that a land would be deemed to have been compulsorily acquired when all the mandatory statutory provisions have been fully and strictly complied with
When a land compulsorily acquired will vest in the President
Whether a person whose land has been compulsorily acquired shall have a first option of acquiring the said property
Whether leasehold property can be compulsorily acquired
Whether or not public institutions can exercise authority over lands compulsory acquired and assigned to them
Whether or not the Commissioner for Lands has power to compulsorily acquire land
Whether or not the Lands Commission can lawfully grant any interest in a land to be compulsory acquired where the said land has not vested in the President
Whether the Lands Commission can grant any interest in land which has not vested in the President
Whether the Lands Commission has the power to compulsorily acquire land
Whether the mere signing by the Commissioner for Lands of the instrument for compulsory acquisition authorised entry to the land before notice of the compulsory acquisition is given
Whether title in land compulsorily acquired by the government cannot be decreed in favour of either party to the dispute
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