Constitution of the Republic of Ghana, 1992
Article 157 - Rules of Court
(1) There shall be a Rules of Court Committee which shall consist of—
(a) the Chief Justice, who shall be Chairman;
(b) six members of the Judicial Council other than the Chief Justice nominated by the Judicial Council;
(c) two lawyers, one of not less than ten and the other of not more than five years' standing, both of whom shall be nominated by the Ghana Bar Association.
(2) The Rules of Court Committee shall, by constitutional instrument, make rules and regulations for regulating the practice and procedure of all courts in Ghana.
(3) Without prejudice to clause (2) of this article, no person sitting in a Superior Court for the determination of any cause or matter shall, having heard the arguments of the parties to that cause or matter and before judgment is delivered, withdraw as a member of the court or tribunal, or as a member of panel determining that cause or matter, nor shall that person become functus officio in respect of that cause or matter, until judgment is delivered.
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