Accra High Court injuncts CLOSAG from imposing acting executives

Aisha Yakubu
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In a recent development, the Accra High Court has issued an injunction against the Civil and Local Government Staff Association, Ghana (CLOSAG), restraining them from appointing any person/s as acting National Executive(s) pending the final determination of a suit before the court. This decision comes as a result of a dispute within the organization regarding the eligibility requirements for leadership positions.



Furthermore, the court has directed the outgoing National Executives of the association to maintain their respective positions until the final determination of the suit. Additionally, if any of the outgoing Executives have retired from their positions, the court has ordered that they be filled by the appointment of neutral persons in accordance with the constitution of the association.


The decision by the court underscores the importance of upholding the constitution of the association and preventing any actions that may circumvent its provisions. It is a clear indication that adherence to the rule of law is paramount, even within the internal affairs of an organization.


The dispute arose when CLOSAG introduced a new eligibility requirement for leadership positions, which some members argued was not in line with the constitution of the association. This led to a legal challenge and ultimately resulted in the court granting an injunction restraining CLOSAG from implementing these new requirements.


It is crucial for organizations to ensure that their actions are in accordance with their governing documents and to address any internal disputes through legal means. This ruling serves as a reminder of the importance of transparency, adherence to established rules, and fair representation within associations.


As the legal proceedings continue, it will be important for all parties involved to respect the court's decision and work towards a resolution that upholds the values and principles of the association. The outcome of this case will undoubtedly have implications for the future governance and operations of CLOSAG.


This development highlights the significance of legal oversight in organizational matters and emphasizes the need for due process and adherence to established protocols. As the case unfolds, it will be essential for all stakeholders to engage in constructive dialogue and respect the legal process in order to reach a fair and equitable resolution.



-source GNA | curated by Aisha Yakubu | Ghana Crimes

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