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An Accra High Court has quashed the bench warrant issued by an Accra Circuit Court for the arrest of Ekow Amua-Sakyi, one of the most prominent lawyers in Takoradi.A bench warrant was issued for the arrest of Lawyer Amua-Sakyi on Monday for failing to show up in court after he was reportedly served criminal summons to defend himself in a case in which he is accused of fraud.Mr. Amua-Sakyi and another lawyer, Kwame Asamani have been accused of forging legal documents to defraud a Tema-based businessman, Kwame Opoku.
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