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CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL LTD.
V.
ATTORNEY GENERAL & ANOR.

(2010) JELR 68104 (SC)

Supreme Court 5 May 2010 Ghana
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- The case involves an application for review of a previous decision made by the court. - The earlier decision held that the respondent, Chapel Hill School, was an educational institution of a public character and therefore its income is ex

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Suit Number:CIVIL MOTION NO. J7/10/2009
Judges:ATUGUBA J.S.C. (PRESIDING), AKUFFO (MS) J.S.C., DATE-BAH (DR) J.S.C., OWUSU (MS) J.S.C., BAFFOE-BONNIE J.S.C., GBADEGBE J.S.C., AKOTO- BAMFO (MRS J.S.C
Counsel:PETER KORNOR FOR THE APPLICANT; JOHN MERCER FOR THE 2ND RESPONDENT. ,P. G. NAANA DONTOR CHIEF STATE ATTORNEY FOR THE 1ST RESPONDENT
Other Citations:(2010) JELR 68500 (SC)

ATUGUBA, J.S.C:

This application for Review raises a short point but involves important questions.

The earlier decision of this court in this case has been reported, see In re Assessment of Income Tax by The Commissioner of Internal Revenue; Chapel Hill School v. Attorney-General and Internal Revenue Service (2009) SC GLR 432. The facts of the case are as stated in the headnote thereof as follows:

“The appellant in this case, Chapel Hill School, was originally established as the Takoradi Chapel Hill Preparatory School in December 1962 by fourteen people who subscribed its Instrument of Establishment and Governance as founders. The instrument of incorporation purported to establish it as a corporation sole. The appellant school was subsequently incorporated under the Companies Act, 1963 (Act 179), as a company limited by guarantee. However, in 2001, the appellant was incorporated as a company limited by shares under the said Companies Act, 1963 (Act 179)

The Internal Revenue Service (herea…

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