JUDGEMENT
OFOE,J.A.:
The grounds of appeal the defendant/ appellant, hereinafter referred to as the defendant, would want us to consider are as follows:
"I. That the judgment is against the weight of the evidence.
II.That the learned trial judge erred in law and evidence in holding that the Defendant breached contractual agreement between the parties.
III. That the learned trial judge erred in law and evidence in awarding damages against the Defendant as a result of the detention of its tools. The learned trial judge erred in law in denying thatthat the Defendant had a lien over Plaintiff's tools. V. The learned trial judge refusal of Defendant counterclaim is against the weight of evidence. VI. That further grounds of appeat may be filed uponreceipt of a certified copy of the judgment of the trial court.”
These grounds of appeal have arisen as a result of defendant's dissatisfaction with the judgment of the trial court's conclusion that it was the defendant who was in breach of the contrac…