KWAKYE v. ATTORNEY-GENERAL Constitutional law—Constitutional issue—Jurisdiction of Supreme Court—Action in Supreme Court for a declaration that the purported trial in absentia and sentence of the plaintiff by the special court established under A.F.R.C.D. 3 as amended by A.F.R.C.D. 19, is unconstitutional and void—Action resisted on the basis that the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court ousted by sections 15 and 16 of the transitional provisions of the Constitution, 1979—Courts and tribunals precluded from making any order or granting any remedy or relief in respect of a judicial action taken or purported to have been taken by the A.F.R.C. or by any person in the name of the Council under section 15 (2) of transitional provisions—Evidence led by defendant to provide a actual basis for the application of section 15 (2)—Meaning of expression "judicial action taken or purported to have been taken"—Whether any judicial action taken or purported to have been taken against the plaintiff within the true meaning of section 15 (2)—Constitution, 1979, Sched., 1, s. 15 (2)—Armed Forces Revolutionary Council (Special Courts) Decree, 1979 (A.F.R.C.D. 3)—Armed Forces Revolutionary Council (Special Courts) (Amendment) Decree, 1979 (A.F.R.C.D. 19).