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EBUSUAPANYIN JACOB
V.
NANA KWAME TOOSI II

(2012) JELR 67421 (CA)

Court of Appeal 15 Nov 2012 Ghana
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- The defendant/appellant filed an appeal against the decision of the High Court in which he lost. - The plaintiff claimed ownership to Kusuku Bonsam lands, but did not provide a clear description of the land. - The defendant argued that th

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Suit Number:SUIT NO. H1/21/2012
Judges:S.MARFUL-SAU J.A (PRESIDING) ,C.J.HONYENUGA J.A ,D. ADJEI J.A
Counsel:MR. H.H. HAYFORD ESQ. FOR THE PLAINTIFF/RESPONDENT PRESENT,MR. MICHAEL ARTHUR DADZIE ESQ FOR THE DEFENDANT/APPELLANT PRESENT

JUDGMENT

DENNIS ADJEI, J.A:

On 2nd June, 2008 the defendant/appellant herein filed an appeal against the decision of the High Court, Cape Coast delivered on 5th May, 2008 in which he lost. For the purposes of this appeal the defendant/appellant would be referred to as the Defendant and the plaintiff/respondent as Plaintiff.

The brief facts of this case were that the plaintiff was claiming ownership to Kusuku Bonsam lands which forms part of Eburbonko Stool lands. The plaintiff did not describe the identity of the land but rather attached to the writ of summons, two maps (site plans) which sought to delineate the disputed land. The trial High Court Judge gave judgment in favour of the plaintiff for all the reliefs endorsed on his writ of summons.

The defendant aggrieved by the judgment of the trial High Court appealed to this court to reverse the judgment on several reasons, particularly that the judgment was wrong because the identity of the subject matter of the litigation (the land) rem…

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