High Court rules that a man cannot prevent ex-spouse from using his last name after divorce, as no one owns a name.

High Court Judge, Justice Alexander Osei Tutu, states that a man cannot prevent his former spouse from using his last name after divorce. The constitution asserts that no one owns a name, allowing everyone to use any name they choose. This was supported by a case in England where a royal's ex-wife continued using his name after divorce, and the court upheld that nobody has the right to a name.