A farmer named Mariam Alhassan is asking the Supreme Court to change the rules for growing industrial cannabis. She says the fees are too expensive and the licenses are hard to get.
The lawsuit was filed on Friday. It asks the court to look at the laws governing industrial cannabis farming.
Ms. Alhassan believes the current system prevents many farmers from participating.
The government has been named as the defendant in this legal challenge.
The case concerns the Ministry responsible for overseeing industrial cannabis cultivation.
This legal action highlights concerns about the accessibility of farming licenses.
The Supreme Court will now review the farmer's constitutional challenge.