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COALITION OF CONCERNED STAFF OF TECHNICAL UNIVERSITIES
V.
MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, GTEC, ATTORNEY GENERAL & 10 ORS.

(2025) JELR 114600 (HC)

High Court 6 May 2025 Ghana
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- Court rejected the defendants’ preliminary objections on capacity and non-disclosure of reasonable cause of action, holding that a company limited by guarantee has legal capacity to sue but can only represent the interests of its named su

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Suit Number:C12/104/22
Judges:HIS LORDSHIP JUSTICE DR. POKU ADUSEI
Counsel:WELFLEET OSEI GYASI ESQ WITH ROSELYN DUKER ESQ AND EMMANUEL AMANKWAH KWARTENG ESQ FOR THE DEFENDANTS/APPLICANTS JAMES MARSHALL BELIEB ESQ FOR THE PLAINTIFF/RESPONDENT

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Dr. Poku Adusei JA

This application raises issues of some procedural importance in civil litigation. The defendants/applicants (hereinafter referred to as the defendants) prayed the honourable court to dismiss the instant action on grounds of lack of capacity and/or locus standi of the plaintiff/respondent (hereinafter referred to as the plaintiff) in THE initiation of the suit. The defendants further prayed the court to dismiss the plaintiff’s suit on grounds that the claims disclosed no reasonable cause of action.

It is important to indicate that when objections to capacity and/or locus standi are prima facie capable of resolution by considering the pleadings and/or affidavit evidence, the court could by practice and procedure resolve such objections in limine. This is especially so when such objections are clearly pleaded and the surrounding facts are devoid of any fundamental complexities. Also, pleadings that disclose no reasonable cause of action could be struck out where it…

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