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CENTRE PROPERTIES LTD & ANOR
V.
OBUOM GOLDFIELDS LTD

(2006) JELR 69766 (CA)

Court of Appeal 2 Jun 2006 Ghana
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- The Court of Appeal upheld the trial court’s finding that the purported forfeiture of the 1st Plaintiff’s shares and the removal of the 2nd Plaintiff as director were void, as the resolutions authorizing them were passed at a general meet

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Suit Number:H1/300/2005
Judges:ASARE KORANG J.A [PRESIDING], PIESARE J.A, TWENEBOA KODUA J.A.
Counsel:MR. STANLEY AMARTEIFIO FOR THE DEFENDANT/APPELLANTS,MR. NENE AMEGATCHER FOR THE PLAINTIFFS/RESPONDENTS

ASARE KORANG, J.A.

The 1st Plaintiff/Respondent [1st Plaintiff for short hereinafter] was granted, a prospecting license by the Government of Ghana over a piece or parcel of land known as the Obuom concession in the Amensie East District of the Ashanti Region. The 2nd Plaintiff/Respondent [2nd Plaintiff hereinafter] is the Chairman of the 1st Plaintiff.

The 1st Plaintiff on 26th October, 1991, entered into two agreements—an option Agreement [OA] and a Joint Venture Agreement [JVA]—with Oro Sunkwa incorporated [OSI] a mining company based in the USA, the purpose of the agreements being the joint exploration and development of the Obuom Concession.

The Defendant/Appellant [hereinafter called the Defendant-company] was incorporated in December, 1991 under the JVA and OA and after incorporation, the 1st Plaintiff transferred its mineral License in the Obuom Concession to the Defendant-company after the payment of the sum of US $78,000.

It was stipulated in section 2.3 of the OA that OSI would…

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