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ABRAHAM YEBOAH
V.
SELINA TWUMASIWAA

(2016) JELR 107480 (HC)

High Court 22 Jul 2016 Ghana
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- The petitioner and respondent were married in 2012 under the Marriage Ordinance. - The petitioner filed for dissolution of the marriage and claimed that the respondent was not entitled to financial provision. - The respondent denied the a

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Suit Number:SUIT NO. BDMC 413/2014
Judges:CECILIA DON-CHEBE AGBEVEY J.
Counsel:ERNEST AHENKORA FOR YVONNE AMEGASHIE FOR THE PETITIONER PRESENT 2. DOROTHY NEEQUAYE FOR THE RESPONDENT PRESENT

J U D G M E N T 

The Petitioner and the Respondent were married on the 12th day of May,  2012 at the Accra Metropolitan Assembly under the Marriage Ordinance (Cap  127) (1951Rev) after their customary marriage rites a week earlier. They cohabited at Asylum Down, Accra. The marriage did not produce an issue. The  Petitioner filed the petition on 21st of May, 2014 praying the court for the  following reliefs: 

a. Dissolution of the marriage 

b. That the Respondent is not entitled to financial provision. 

c. Such further or other reliefs as this Honourable court deems fit. 

The Respondent filed an Answer on the 4th day of June, 2014 in which he  denied the material particulars. He cross-petitioned as follows: 

a. Dissolution of the marriage between the parties.

b. That the Petitioner be ordered to leave the matrimonial home at Asylum Down forthwith, or in alternative rent a place for the Respondent.

c. Petitioner be ordered to pay a lump sum of GH¢50,000.00 to the Respondent as damages and se…

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