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AKAKPO
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SOLI AND OTHERS

(1968) JELR 86828 (HC)

High Court 21 Mar 1968 Ghana
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- The case involved a partnership dispute in Express Packing and Service Company, specifically whether the second and third defendants (E. K. Narter-Olaga and G. E. Marais) ceased to be partners following a written notice of retirement date

Case Details

Judges:AMISSAH J.A.
Counsel:Plaintiff in person. J. Reindorf (with him Addo) for the first defendant. N. Olaga for himself and the third defendant.
Location:Accra
Other Citations:[1968] GLR 267 - 279

JUDGEMENT OF AMISSAH J.A.

These proceedings are brought before me by way of a case stated under section 24 (1) of the Arbitration Act, 1961 (Act 38). The case is stated by the arbitrator appointed to go into the case arising out of a partnership dispute which was brought by the plaintiff against the defendants. The question of law arising for determination is whether in accordance with section 39 (7) of the Incorporated Private Partnerships Act, 1962 (Act 152), the second defendant, Mr. E. K. Narter-Olaga and the third defendant, Miss Genoveva Esther Marais, ceased to be partners in the Express Packing and Service Company as from 18 February 1966 or whether they remained partners in that company after that date.

There is no dispute that before 18 February 1966, all the parties to the action were partners in the company. At the end of 1966, one Mr. Soli, who is the husband of the first defendant but who was not a partner in the company, purported to dismiss the plaintiff from the company…

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