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This section establishes the C. K. Tedam University of Technology and Applied Sciences as a body corporate with perpetual succession and gives it powers over property and contracts.
A company registered under the Companies Code, 1963 (Act 179) may establish a central securities depository.
An institute called the Institute of Chartered Accountants (Ghana) is to be established.
This section creates the Chartered Institute of Human Resource Management, Ghana as a body corporate and gives it power to handle property and transactions.
This section establishes the Chartered Institute of Marketing, Ghana as a body corporate and gives it power to deal with property and contracts for its functions.
The National House of Chiefs must have a President and a Vice-President, and the President and Vice-President are elected from among the House’s members.
This section defines a child as a person under 18 years old.
People who were citizens of Ghana by law when the Constitution came into force continue to be citizens of Ghana.
People who were already citizens of Ghana by law when the Constitution came into force continue to be citizens of Ghana.
If damage was caused partly by another person's fault and partly by the injured person's own fault, the court must reduce recoverable damages fairly; if fault cannot be separated, liability is shared equally.
This section establishes the Coastal Development Authority as a body corporate with perpetual succession and gives it powers to deal with property and contracts for its functions.
This section establishes the Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice.
The tax rate is nine per cent of the charge for using the communications service.
The tax rate is five per cent of the charge for using an electronic communications service.
This section imposes Communications Service Tax on charges payable by users of non-private electronic communications services.
This section establishes the Community Water and Sanitation Agency as a body corporate.
This section says the Act applies to companies formed in the Republic, including companies formed before or after commencement, subject to any other provision that says otherwise.
Contracts for the Republic must use simple interest, not compound interest.
When a contract is frustrated, unpaid sums stop being payable, paid sums may be recovered, and the court can allow a fair amount for expenses and related work, subject to limits and an insurance exception.
Authors, co-authors, or joint authors are entitled to copyright and protection for listed works if the work meets the section’s eligibility conditions.
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