CIVIL PROCEDURE- TRIAL IN CIVIL PROCEEDINGS

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In this lecture, I explain the trial process in civil proceedings under C.I. 47 (High Court Civil Procedure Rules, Ghana). The trial is the most critical stage of litigation, where evidence is presented, witnesses are examined, and the court determines the rights and liabilities of the parties. This lecture covers: Nature and purpose of trial Public vs in-camera proceedings Setting down actions for trial Consequences of absence of parties Order of trial proceedings Examination-in-chief, cross-examination, and re-examination Documentary evidence and admissibility Leading questions and hostile witnesses Judicial role during trial Subpoena and reopening evidence Practical courtroom advocacy strategies This video is essential for: LLB and LLM students Ghana School of Law candidates Lawyers and judges Anyone studying civil procedure and trial advocacy The lecture is grounded in C.I. 47, the Evidence Act 1975 (NRCD 323), and leading Ghanaian authorities. 👉 Subscribe for more lectures on Civil Procedure, Evidence, Jurisprudence, and Ghanaian Law 🔷 civil procedure, CI 47, Ghana law, trial in civil proceedings, civil litigation, law lecture, evidence law, examination in chief, cross examination, re examination, legal education, trial advocacy, law students Ghana, Ghana School of Law, courtroom procedure, documentary evidence, hostile witness, leading questions, subpoena law, judge role trial #CivilProcedure #GhanaLaw #TrialProcess #CI47 #LegalEducation #LawStudents #TrialAdvocacy #EvidenceLaw #CourtroomPractice