The Ghana Bar Association (GBA) has formally requested Chief Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie to enforce adherence to the country’s legal vacation protocols. The GBA’s appeal centers on situations where lawyers have previously communicated their unavailability during the designated legal vacation period. They argue that court proceedings should not be scheduled, or should be adjourned, when counsel is unavailable. This request aims to protect lawyers’ rights to rest and attend to personal matters during the vacation as traditionally observed. The GBA believes maintaining these established rules is critical for the proper functioning of the legal system in Ghana. Upholding these traditions ensures fairness and respects professional commitments within the legal community, and prevents undue hardship on legal practitioners. The association emphasizes the importance of consistent application of these principles across all courts.