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Court orders married man to pay GH¢40,000 for breaking promise to marry side chick

Modern Ghana about 3 hours 1 mins read

The Court of Appeal in Kumasi has ruled that a person who promises to marry another individual can still be held liable for breaking that promise, even if they are already married under the Ordinance.

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