The Law of Succession in Ghana

The Law of Succession in Ghana by Mrs. Frederica Ahwireng-Obeng is a comprehensive guide to the law of succession in Ghana. The book provides an overview of the legal framework for the distribution of property after death, covering the various types of succession under Ghanaian law, including intestate and testate succession.

The book examines the rules and procedures for the distribution of property in each case, including the rights and responsibilities of heirs and legatees, the role of the executor or administrator, and the procedures for the administration of estates. It also discusses the various factors that can affect the distribution of property in Ghanaian succession law, such as customary law, family relationships, and the status of the deceased.

In addition to providing an overview of the substantive law of succession in Ghana, the book also provides practical guidance on how to navigate the complexities of succession law in practice. It covers the procedures for resolving disputes related to succession, including the role of the courts, and provides guidance on how to draft wills and other testamentary instruments.

Overall, The Law of Succession in Ghana is a valuable resource for legal practitioners, academics, and students seeking to understand the law and practice of succession in Ghana. It provides a detailed analysis of the legal framework, combined with practical guidance on how to navigate the complexities of succession law in practice, making it an essential reference for anyone involved in the field of succession law in Ghana.