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AJ FANJ CONSTRUCTION LIMITED
V.
WEST AFRICA QUARRIES LIMITED AND IN THE MATTER OF AN APPLICATION FOR DETERMINATION OF A PRELIMINARY POINT OF LAW UNDER SECTION 40 OF THE ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION ACT, 2010 (ACT 798) REGARDING THE JOINDER OF GHACEM LIMITED TO THE ARBITRATION AS A NON-SIGNATORY PARTY

(2017) JELR 64791 (HC)

High Court 21 Dec 2017 Ghana
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- AJ Fanj Construction Limited has filed a motion to join Ghacem Limited as a party to ongoing arbitration proceedings between AJ Fanj Construction Limited and West Africa Quarries Limited. - The application is based on Order 19 rule 1(2) o

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Suit Number:SUIT NO.: MISC/0184/17
Judges:SAMUEL K. A. ASIEDU J
Counsel:MR. KWAME ADOBOR FOR THE RESPONDENT WITH HIM ABIGAIL TETTEH,MR. M. GYAN OWUSU FOR THE APPLICANT WITH HIM OSCAR FORDJOUR ,MR. EDMUND DIAMOND ADDO FOR Y. KULENDI FOR THE NON SIGNATORY

By an originating motion on notice filed on the 19th October 2017, the applicant herein, AJ Fanj Construction Limited, seeks an order of this court to join Ghacem Limited as a party to proceedings currently pending before an arbitrator. The parties to the arbitral proceedings are the applicant and West Africa Quarries Limited. The parties to the instant application have filed and rely on their affidavit in support of and in opposition to the application as well as supplementary affidavits.

The application is premised on Order 19 rule 1(2) of the High Court (Civil Procedure) Rules, 2004, CI 47 and also on section 40 of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Act, 2010, Act 798. Order 19 rule 1 sub-rule 2 of CI 47 provides that

(2) Proceedings by which an application is to be made to the Court or a Judge of the Court under any enactment shall be initiated by motion and where an enactment provides that an application shall be made by some other means, an application by motion shall be deemed to…

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