GROUND(S) OF APPEAL - Whether there must be a ground of appeal complaining of inadequacies in the findings or decisions of a Trial Court before the findings or decisions can be contested
HELD:
"On the second reason why this appeal should fail; a careful examination of the Appellant's arguments and contention in its Brief will show that the Appellant is actually seeking this Court to interfere with the findings of fact made by the Court of Appeal (i.e: that the offence of forgery was committed in 1999) without such ground of appeal.
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