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ANDREWS BOAKYE SARPONG
V.
KOFI DZANTA

(2016) JELR 108071 (HC)

High Court 10 Jun 2016 Ghana
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- The Court declared plaintiff as lawful owner of Plot No. 34, East Legon Ambassadorial Enclave, on the basis that the land remains state land and had been validly allocated to plaintiff by the Lands Commission; defendants’ counterclaims we

Case Details

Suit Number:SUIT NO. IRL 123/09
Judges:ELIZABETH ANKUMAH, J
Counsel:COUNSEL FOR PLAINTIFF: ANDREWS TETTEH ESQUIRE COUNSEL FOR THE 1ST AND 2ND DEFENDANTS: ALI GOMDAH ABDUL – SAMAD WITH BERNARD AGOTEY ESQUIRES COUNSEL FOR 3RD PARTY: AMON KOTEI ESQUIRE

JUDGMENT 

The plaintiff commenced this action by a writ issued out of the registry of this Court on 23rd February 2009 for the following reliefs: 

a. “Declaration of title to all that piece or parcel of land measuring  approximately 0.52 acre situate at East Legon Accra in the Greater  Accra Region of the Republic of Ghana known as Plot No. 34 East  Legon Ambassadorial Enclave Residential Area, bounded on the  North by Plot No 40A, on the East by an open space, on the West  by the said marked Road, on the South by Plot No. 35 which  parcel of land is more particularly delineated on Plan No LD9414B  at the Lands Commission 

b. Recovery of possession of the above parcel of land from the  defendants to the plaintiff 

c. Damages for trespass 

d. Cost”

The plaintiff’s claim is that he was given land by the Government of  Ghana through the lands Commission. Initially he was given plots 4 and  6 located at the Switch Back Road but was taken back and replaced with  plot number 34 East Legon, that i…

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