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Lands Commission outlines steps to avoid land litigation, urges buyers to conduct searches

What to do when a land dispute arises Mr Hokey advised buyers who discovered inconsistencies in ownership records, site plans or transaction documents to seek clarification from the Lands Commission before proceeding.
The Lands Commission has outlined procedures for prospective land buyers in Ghana to follow to help avoid litigation including verifying ownership, inspecting boundaries and confirming the legal authority of sellers before making full payment.
Why land disputes persist Mr Hokey estimated that about 80 per cent of Ghana's land was under customary ownership, while the remaining 20 per cent was public land, including state and vested lands.
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