Freddie Blay, former National Chairman of the New Patriotic Party, is facing legal proceedings over a land dispute.
A court has ordered that he be held in police custody. His lawyers are preparing to appeal this decision.
The dispute involves land located in Kitase, an area in the Eastern Region.
The specific details of the land dispute are under examination by the court.
Legal representatives for Mr. Blay aim to have the remand order overturned.
The court's current ruling means Mr. Blay will remain in police custody while the appeal is processed.
This case highlights ongoing issues related to land ownership and conflict resolution.
The legal process will determine the next steps in resolving the Kitase land dispute.