From Salomon to Akonta: the end of political immunity for corporate galamsey      
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From Salomon to Akonta: the end of political immunity for corporate galamsey      

Kwesi ACHINFO-MENSA. Ph. D
Published August 24, 202610 min read

The doctrine of separate legal personality, established in 'Salomon v. Salomon & Co Ltd.' [1897], affirms that a company is a distinct legal entity - thus shielding individuals from personal liability.

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