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ALHAJI MUMUNI
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AKUA SERWAA NYAMEKYE, YAA TENEWAA, LANDS COMMISSION, REGISTRAR, LANDS COMMISSION AND EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, LANDS COMMISSION

(2017) JELR 66420 (SC)

Supreme Court 6 Apr 2017 Ghana
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- The case revolves around the question of whether the Court of Appeal's decision to uphold the plaintiff’s writ was in accordance with the court's settled practice and if there were legitimate grounds for the Court of Appeal to reverse the

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Suit Number:CIVIL APPEAL NO. J4/1/2015
Judges:YEBOAH JSC (PRESIDING), BAFFOE-BONNIE JSC, GBADEGBE JSC, APPAU JSC ,PWAMANG JSC
Counsel:NANA KWASI BOAITEY FOR THE DEFENDANT/RESPONDENT/APPELLANT,SAMANI ZAKARI FOR THE PLAINTIFF/APPELLANT/RESPONDENT

GBADEGBE, JSC:- [Read the unanimous decision of the court]

My lords and respectful brethren, the question for our determination in this appeal turns on whether the decision of the Court of Appeal in upholding the plaintiff’s writ was in accordance with the settled practice of the court and also whether there were legitimate grounds for the Court of Appeal to reverse the decision of the trial court on the disputed questions of fact? In this delivery, the parties will conveniently be referred to by the designation which they bore in the trial court.

As the question raised by the appellant concerning the validity of the writ affects the jurisdiction of the trial court in the matter, I would turn my immediate attention to it. I have carefully considered the respective briefs of the parties to the appeal herein and the record of appeal before us and have reached the conclusion that as the right of the plaintiff to the order of perpetual injunction was resisted by the 2nd defendant who also c…

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