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Supreme Court rejects Solomon Asamoah’s bid to overturn Sky Train ruling
The Supreme Court has dismissed an application by former Ghana Infrastructure Investment Fund (GIIF) Chief Executive Officer Solomon Asamoah seeking to overturn a High Court ruling that ordered him to open his defence in the alleged $2 million financial loss case involving the proposed Sky Train project.
Dissatisfied with the ruling, Mr Asamoah invoked the Supreme Court’s supervisory jurisdiction, arguing that the trial judge had exceeded her jurisdiction by making certain definitive pronouncements, including a finding that he was responsible for the alleged financial loss.
The Supreme Court consequently dismissed the application, leaving the High Court proceedings to continue before Justice Kocuvie-Tay.
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