GROUND(S) OF APPEAL - Whether a ground of appeal must be related to the ratio decidendi of the judgment appealed against; exception thereto
HELD:
"The grounds of appeal as encapsulated in the Appellant's notice of appeal must be targeted at the ratio decidendi of the judgment being appealed against.
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