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Property ownership and rights in marriages have always been a delicate issue between couples.
Today’s edition of The Law will focus on Property Right: Keys handed to women? Part Two.
Join JoyNews' Samson Anyenini and his panelists; Senior Legal Officer of the Land Commission at Koforidua, Alexander Attuah Ntow; Former Lands Commission Legal Officer, Veronica Frimpong discuss the issue.
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