JUDGMENT
INTRODUCTION
[1]. This case arises from a familiar but persistently troubling feature of land litigation in Ghana: competing claims to the same parcel of family land, traced through a common root of title, complicated by overlapping grants, belated regularisation exercises and prolonged procedural delay. At its core, the dispute invites the Court to determine, on the evidence properly led before it, whether the Plaintiff has succeeded in establishing a superior title to the land in dispute and is consequently entitled to the reliefs sought, or whether his claim must fail for want of proof.
[2]. The Plaintiff commenced this action by a Writ of Summons issued in 2018, seeking against the Defendants the following reliefs;
Declaration of title to all that piece of land measuring 0.26 acres he acquired from Odai Ntow family situate and lying and being at Ashongman, Accra in the Greater Accra Region of the Republic of Ghana bounded on the North by lessor's land measuring …