<h2 class="ql-align-center">JUDGMENT</h2><p><strong>ACQUAH, JSC</strong></p><p>My Lords, the original jurisdiction vested in the Supreme Court by articles 2(1) and 130(1) of the 1992 Constitution to interpret and enforce the provisions of the Constitution, is a special jurisdiction meant to be invoked in suits raising genuine or real issues of</p><p>— the interpretation of a provision of the Constitution or</p><p>— the enforcement of a provision of the Constitution, or</p><p>— a question whether an enactment was made ultra vires Parliament, or any other authority or person by law or under the constitution.</p><p>See: Gbedemah v. Awoonor-Williams, (1969) 2 G&amp;G 438 Tait, v. Ghana Airways Corporation (1970)2 G and G 527, Yiadom v. Amaniampong (1981) GLR 3 SC, Edusei v. Attorney-General (1996-97) SCGLR 1, Edusei v. Attorney General (No.2) CM 21/96, 22nd April 1998 SC (unreported), Republic v. Special Tribunal ex parte Akosah (1980) GLR 592 CA.</p><p>This special jurisdiction is not meant to usurp, or to be resorted to in place of, any of the jurisdictions of a lower court. In other…</p>