BENJAMIN DUFFUOR
V.
BANK OF GHANA
JUDGMENT
Plaintiff is an ex employee of Defendant, the latter being a banking institution. Plaintiff whilst in the employ of Defendant lived in accommodation provided by the latter. Defendant requested Plaintiff severally to vacate the said accommodation to enable redevelopment. Plaintiff failed and or refused to vacate the accommodation in spite of an alternative accommodation provided him by Defendant. His ground of refusal was that, the accommodation he occupied was governed by a valid subsisting license agreement, the terms of which defendant must comply with. Failing to vacate the accommodation, Defendant queried him to which he gave a response. Defendant did not find the response acceptable thus applied the following sanctions: that Plaintiff would forfeit his annual bonus, his promotion would be frozen for one year and he would lose his annual salary increment for 2014.
Plaintiff contended that, the sanctions imposed on him by Defendant were contrary to the provisions…