Lawyers for former NPP National Chairman Freddie Blay are taking steps to challenge his remand. They announced plans to appeal the court's decision.
The initial order sent Mr. Blay into police custody. This happened following a land dispute in Kitase, located in the Eastern Region.
The legal team stated they will file an appeal. The appeal is scheduled for March 17 at the Koforidua High Court.
This action signifies a formal request for a higher court to review the legality of the remand order. The outcome of the appeal will determine Mr. Blay's immediate legal standing.
The specific details of the land dispute have not been fully elaborated in public court filings.
The judicial process allows for such appeals to ensure fair legal consideration.
The remanded status means Mr. Blay remains in police supervision while the appeal is prepared and heard.
This development highlights ongoing legal proceedings related to the property disagreement.