Some of the core pillars of defendant as per its code of conduct are, inter alia, determining customer needs responsibly, providing excellent products, services and solutions, combating bad and or inappropriate services, being fair to customers and to its shareholders the obligation to protect Standard Bank’s name and reputation. There is much more at stake in this case than a demand for compensation. As the very core beliefs that defendant profess is at stake. Whiles defendant seeks to protect its name, reputation and create wealth and prosperity for its shareholders, plaintiff posit that defendant had not been fair to him and that if good name, reputation and in recent times cosmetic projections of the banks under the guise of corporate social responsibility is befitting for defendant to survive in the highly competitive banking industry, then it is equally entitled to such good reputation as what is good for the goose, after all, is equally good for the gander. As to whether defend…
CHEMITECH LTD
V.
STANBIC BANK GH LTD
(2017) JELR 69823 (HC)
High Court 28 Feb 2017 Ghana
BriefBot Summary
- The case involves a dispute between the plaintiff, a lubricant company, and the defendant, a commercial bank in Ghana. - The plaintiff alleges that the defendant was negligent in failing to send authorization for payment of a bank draft,
Case Details
Suit Number:SUIT NO. OCC/58/2015
Judges:ERIC K. BAFFOUR ESQ. JUSTICE OF THE HIGH COURT
Counsel:PLAINTIFF REPRESENTED BY MINTAH GYAMPOH PRESENT,DEFENDANT REPRESENTED BY HENRY MYLES MILLS,BENJAMIN AMPOMA BOATEN ESQ. FOR PLAINTIFF PRESENT,OBENG SAKYI ESQ. FOR DEFENDANT PRESENT
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