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APPAH
V.
BARNOR

(1988) JELR 65449 (CA)

Court of Appeal 14 Apr 1988 Ghana
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- The applicant is seeking a stay of execution of a judgment by the High Court, Accra, pending their appeal to the court. - The applicant, a tenant, sued the respondent (landlady) for harassment and inducing a tenant to quit a store premise

Case Details

Judges:WUAKU J.S.C.,LAMPTEY JA,ESSIEM J.A.
Counsel:OFOSU ASANTE FOR THE APPLICANT; KWAME TETTEH FOR THE RESPONDENT.
Other Citations:[1987-88] 1 GLR 489

WUAKU J.S.C.: This is an application by the plaintiff-appellant-applicant (hereinafter referred to as the applicant) praying for a stay of execution of the judgment of the High Court, Accra pending the applicant’s appeal to this court. The applicant, a tenant to the respondent as his landlady, sued her for the following reliefs:

“(a) The plaintiff ‘s claim against the defendant is for an order that the defendant should desist from harassing the plaintiff and inducing a tenant to quit from a store premises.

(b) An injunction restraining the defendant, her agents or assigns and privies from further harassing the defendant.”

The respondent landlady counterclaimed:

“for recovery of possession under section 17 of the Rent Act, 1963 (Act 220) of that store situate in the house No. D 940/3 Derby Avenue, Accra, let by the defendant to the plaintiff on the ground that the defendant requires the said store for her own use.”

The defendant had on 18 June 1986 given notice to the plaintiff that she w…

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