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An Accra Fast Track High Court is expected to rule on the Ga chieftaincy dispute today.
In June last year Ga Mantse King Tackie Tawiah III sued his rival Nii Tackie Adama Latse and his kingmakers, claiming that the enstoolment of his rival constitutes contempt of court because of a pending suit at the Regional House of chiefs against his legitimacy.
Joy News has learnt the ruling on the case has been deferred on three occasions.
Former Attorney General Nii Ayikoi Otoo who the is lawyer for King Tackie Tawiah said he had made his case before and was waiting for the court’s decision.
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