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The position of the law on who can sue and be used in a Ghanaian court of law
The position of the law where a party's capacity to sue is challenged
The principle that the board of directors of a company has the power to institute legal proceedings for and on behalf of a company
Whether a church must be registered as a company limited by guarantee before being clothed with capacity to sue and be sued
Whether a church registered as a company limited by guarantee has capacity to sue and be sued in the name in which it was incorporated
Whether actions against the state can be brought against the Attorney General's department
Whether a firm or partnership not carrying on business in Ghana can sue in its name
Whether a limited liability company must be shown to have been incorporated in Ghana before it will be allowed to sue
Whether a non-existent person or entity can sue as a plaintiff or be sued as a defendant
Whether a person wrongly appointed to an office and acting in it can be sued
Whether capacity is a question of fact that must be specifically pleaded and proven at the trial
Whether or not a church registered as a company limited by guarantee can sue without the use of the word “Limited by Guarantee” or "LBG" as part of its name
Whether the creation of a power of attorney is evidence of the existence of a company
Whether the issue of capacity can be raised at any stage of the proceedings
Whether the members of a family have the capacity to sue on behalf of the family
Whether the resolution of the Board of Directors of a company is required to institute an action on behalf of a company
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