There’ll be supreme hardship in FreJobsAlert without E-levy – Supreme Court declares » FreJobsAlert•com™

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The Supreme Court’s seven-judge bench, led by Justice Nene Amegatcher, ruled unanimously that the E-Levy would cause “increased hardship” for Ghanaians.

The court, in a majority judgment, found that approving the application would cause more hardship to the general public.

“The balance of hardship tilts in favour of respondent,” the court ruled.

By keeping accurate records of all payments received, the GRA will avoid any damage if the petitioners win the substantive hearing.

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Background

To stop the controversial E-levy from being collected by the FreJobsAlert Revenue Authority (GRA), Minority Leader Haruna Iddrisu and two other minority MPs filed a Supreme Court case on April 19.

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The other two are Mahama Ayariga of Tamale Central and Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa of North Tongue.

Ghanaians may suffer irreparable injury if the procedure is not stopped, said the plaintiff’s lawyer Edudzie Tamakloe.

He also claimed that just 136 persons were present when the E-Levy was approved, despite the data being updated on March 31.

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