A High Court has placed an order on the Omanhene of Anum. The order stops him from selling any land belonging to the community. It also stops him from collecting rent or royalties from the land.
This decision was made by the court to protect the community's assets. The court wants to make sure the properties are safe while it looks into a disagreement about who should be the chief.
The case involves a chieftaincy dispute. The court's order is a temporary step until the main case is finished.
This means the Omanhene cannot enter into any new agreements for selling land or collecting money from the Anum area during this time.
The court's action aims to prevent any irreversible actions that could harm the community's resources.
The specific details of the chieftaincy dispute were not made public.
The court will hear more about the case later.