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1st August 2023 1:14:54 PM
1 min readBy: Chris Kodo

In a two-month legal vacation, starting from August 1, 2023, until September 30, 2023, the Chief Justice (CJ), Her Ladyship Justice Gertrude Araba Esaaba Sackey Torkornoo, has designated specific courts to remain operational within the Law Court Complex in Accra.
While the superior courts, including the Supreme Court, the Court of Appeal, and most High Courts, will be on recess, the Chief Justice has taken measures to avoid creating a judicial vacuum.
As a result, 12 out of the 42 High Courts within the complex will continue to function during the legal vacation, in addition to some of the lower courts.
The 12 High Courts designated to sit over the course of the legal vacation are Commercial Court 2, Commercial Court 10, Criminal Court 1, Criminal Court 3, General Jurisdiction Court 12, General Jurisdiction Court 9, General Jurisdiction Court 6, General Jurisdiction Court 3, Financial Court 2, Land Court 10, Land Court 3, and Probate Court 3.
Below are the presiding judges of those courts sitting during the vacation
1. His Lordship Justice Francis Obiri (Commercial Court)
2. Her Ladyship Justice Adelaide Abui Keddey (Commercial Court 10),
3. Her Ladyship Justice Ruby Aryeetey (Criminal Court 1),
4. Her Ladyship Justice Mary Maame Ekue Yanzuh (Criminal Court)
5. His Lordship Justice Charles Gyamfi Danquah (General Jurisdiction 12)
6. Her Ladyship Justice Audrey Kocuvie-Tay (General Jurisdiction 9)
7. Her Ladyship Justice Abena Amponsah Buansi (General Jurisdiction 6)
8. Her Ladyship Justice Marian Affoh (General Jurisdiction 3)
9. His Lordship Justice Edward Twum (Financial Court 2)
10. His Lordship Justice Kwame Gyamfi Osei (Land Court 10)
11. Her Ladyship Justice Jennifer Anne Myers Ahmed, (Land Court 3)
12. Her Ladyship Justice Sarah Aryee (Probate Court 3)
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