 S.12(2) of the Evidence Act, 1975 (NRCD 323) defines “preponderance of probabilities” - KPAKPO BORWN V BOSOMTWI & CO. (2001.2002) SCGLR 876 both parties had claimed title to the same piece of land.  It was held by the Supreme Court per AMPIAH JSC (as he then was) at p.879 that both parties were claiming title to land.  - YOGUO V AGYEKUM [1966] GLR 482 at 493 held:
“A valid gift under customary law is an unequivocal transfer of ownership by the donor to the donee, made with the widest publicity which the circumstances of the case may permit.  For the purposes of the required publicity, the gift is made in the presence of independent witnesses, some of whom should be members of the family of the donor who would have succeeded to the property if the donor had died intestate and also, in the presence of members of the family of the donee who would also succeed to the property upon the death of the done intestacy.
