The Supreme Court has unanimously dismissed the injunction application filed by the suspended Chief Justice, Gertrude Torkornoo.
In its ruling on Wednesday, May 28, 2025, the Supreme Court said there was no merit in the application.
This ruling was delivered a few hours after her supplementary affidavit was also struck out unanimously by the Court.
Justice Torkornoo filed the application on Wednesday, May 21, 2025, asking the apex court to issue an interlocutory injunction against the six-member committee established by President John Mahama.
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According to court documents, the Chief Justice sought an order specifically barring Justices Gabriel Scott Pwamang and Samuel Kwame Adibu-Asiedu—as well as other committee members including Daniel Yao Domelevo, Major Flora Bazuwaaruah Dalugo, and Professor James Sefah Dziasah—from participating in the investigation.
She also requested that Justices Pwamang and Adibu-Asiedu be disqualified from presiding over or contributing to the committee’s deliberations.
She also requested that Justices Pwamang and Adibu-Asiedu be disqualified from presiding over or contributing to the committee’s deliberations.