Ghana
Criminal Offences (Amendment) Act, 2020 (Act 1034)
Act 1034
10 provisions
Public officers or jurors must not commit corruption, wilful oppression, or extortion, and anyone must not corrupt another person in relation to those duties.
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14 matching statutes
Ghana
Act 1034
10 provisions
Public officers or jurors must not commit corruption, wilful oppression, or extortion, and anyone must not corrupt another person in relation to those duties.
Ghana
Act 456
28 provisions
This section establishes the Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice.
Ghana
Act 908
34 provisions
This section establishes the Immigration Service under the Act, in line with article 190 of the Constitution.
Ghana
Act 1998
16 provisions
Public office holders covered by section 3 must file a written declaration of their assets and liabilities with the Auditor-General.
Ghana
Act 560
126 provisions
This section defines a child as a person under 18 years old.
Ghana
Act 1040
40 provisions
This section establishes the National Signals Bureau, called the Bureau in the Act.
Ghana
Act 1993
80 provisions
The Supreme Court is made up of the Chief Justice and at least nine other Justices. The Chief Justice presides at sittings, or the most senior Justice does if the Chief Justice is absent. A person may be appointed as a Supreme Court Justice only if they meet the stated character and experience requirements.
Ghana
Act 1047
60 provisions
This section says the Act applies to real estate transactions, including tenancies of at least one year, and treats some shorter tenancies with extensions as longer than one year.
Ghana
Act 516
1 provisions
This section repeals the enactments listed in the Schedule.
Ghana
Act 1044
65 provisions
A person must not engage in money laundering.
Ghana
Act 1163
1 provisions
This Act authorizes government spending for the 2026 financial year and lets listed ministries, departments, and agencies retain specified internally generated funds.