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AMOYAW
V.
AMOYAW AND ANOTHER

(2000) JELR 67753 (CA)

Court of Appeal 4 May 2000 Ghana
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- The plaintiffs claimed damages for trespass and damage to property, as well as various orders restraining the defendant from interfering with the administration of the estate and making structural changes to the property. - The plaintiffs

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Judges:BADDOO JA,ANSAH JA,GBADEGBE JA
Counsel:SOMUAH-ASAMOAH FOR OPOKU ADJAYE FOR THE APPELLANT; OWUSU ANSAH FOR THE RESPONDENT.

Ansah JA.

Delivered the first judgment at the invitation of Baddoo JA. The plaintiff-respondents (hereinafter referred to as the plaintiffs) claimed as administrators of the estate of the late A W Amoyaw Snr the following reliefs against the defendant-appellant (hereinafter referred to as the defendant):

“(a) Damages for trespass and for causing damage to property administered by the plaintiffs.

(b) An order restraining the defendant from interfering with plaintiffs’ administration of the estate of the deceased.

(c) An order restraining the defendant from continuing to effect structural changes to the said property.

(d) An order to compel the defendant to remove sandcrete structure and development undertaken on the said property.

(e) An order for ejectment.

(f) An order for perpetual injunction restraining the defendant, his agents, privies, workmen, assigns all and singular from continuing to occupy the said property and interfering with plaintiffs administration thereof.”

The plaintiff…

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