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Supreme Court dismisses ex-GIIF CEO’s attempt to stop criminal trial over Sky Train case

However, dissatisfied with the order, the applicant who is the first accused person had asked the apex court for orders of certiorari to set aside the High Court’s ruling of 2nd July 2026 and prohibition to stop the trial judge from continuing with the case.
Applicant’s case Solomon Asamoah, the Accused-Applicant, through his Counsel, Prince Asafo Agyei, argued that the trial judge (Justice Audrey Kocuvie-Tay, exceeded her jurisdiction when she ruled on the submission of no case.
The Supreme Court has dismissed an application seeking to quash a High Court ruling that dismissed a submission of no case and ordered the former Chief Executive Officer of Ghana Infrastructure Investment Fund (GIIF), Solomon Asamoah to open his defence over the Sky Train case.
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