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VINCENTIA DEGORL & I.D TANO
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CHARLES BANSAH

(2021) JELR 109665 (CA)

Court of Appeal 26 Nov 2021 Ghana
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- The case involves a dispute over a piece of land located in Ho-Dome. - The plaintiffs claim to have bought the land from the Dogbe family, who had their title registered with the Regional Lands Commission. - The defendant claims that the

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Suit Number:HI/02/2018
Judges:OFOE, J.A. BARTELS-KODWO, J.A BERNASKO-ESSAH, J.A.
Counsel:NELSON KPOHA for DEFENDANT/APPELLANT GODWIN KPOBLI for PLAINTIFF/RESPONDENT

OFOE, J.A.

The piece of land in dispute for which the plaintiffs sued the defendant on the 21st of October 1999 at the Circuit Court, Ho, is located in Ho-Dome bounded on its four sides by Doe Kofi, Nunyuie, Vovor and a road. This road was constructed by the defendant’s father to enable his car have access to his house. Whether the land in dispute is part of the land owned by the Dzaba family to have granted it to the Dogbeys who in turn granted it to the plaintiffs or its land for the defendant is the main contention between the parties.

The defendant claims the land is for the Bansah Adjakli Lankli family which was acquired by his predecessors, specifically his grandfather, from the Adza kodjo family.

We provide a little more details of the case of the parties from their pleadings for a better appreciation of the judgment of the Circuit Court, the grievance of the defendant/appellant who lost the case before the Circuit Court and our opinion in this appeal.

It is the case of the respo…

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