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BADU AND OTHERS
V.
SAH AND ANOTHER

(2000) JELR 69990 (CA)

Court of Appeal 29 Jun 2000 Ghana
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- This is an appeal against a judgment from the High Court in Koforidua. - The plaintiffs are the surviving spouse and sons of the deceased, who died intestate. - The plaintiffs claimed entitlement to a portion of the deceased's estate, inc

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Judges:ESSILFIE-BONDZIE JA,ANSAH JA,OWUSU-ANSAH JA
Counsel:ADUMUA BOSSMAN (WITH HIM HEWARD MILLS) FOR THE RESPONDENT; NO REPRESENTATION FOR THE APPELLANT.
Other Citations:[1999-2000] 2 GLR 139

OWUSU-ANSAH JA.

Delivered the first judgment of the court at the invitation of Essilfie-Bondzie JA. This is an appeal against the judgment of Her Lordship Justice Sophia Adinyira sitting at the High Court, Koforidua on 25 April 1999.

In brief, the facts of the case are that the plaintiff-appellants (hereinafter referred to as the plaintiffs) are the surviving spouse and sons respectively of the late Nana Okru Barning, known in private life as Nana Kwame Owusu-Ansah, chief of Old Tafo in Akim Abuakwa. He died intestate on 14 May 1984. The first defendant-respondent and the second defendant-respondent (hereinafter referred to as the first and second defendants respectively) are customary successor and head of family respectively of the deceased.

The plaintiffs’ writ stated as follows:

“The plaintiffs’ claim as the spouse and children of the late Nana Okru Barning alias Kwesi Owusu-Ansah against the defendants as the customary successor and head of family respectively, jointly and severally …

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