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EMMANUEL BLANKSON
V.
KOANS BUILDING SOLUTIONS

(2016) JELR 107557 (HC)

High Court 2 Nov 2016 Ghana
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- The plaintiff is claiming a declaration that a parcel of land belongs to him, damages for trespass to the land, legal fees incurred in the litigation, and costs. - The plaintiff acquired the land and was given vacant possession. - The pla

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Suit Number:SUIT NO: IRL 32/14
Judges:HAFISATA AMALEBOBA
Counsel:VICTOR KOJOGAH ADAWUDU ESQ WITH LILY AFUA LARTEY ESQ/SAMIR IBRAHIM ESQ. FOR PLAINTIFF. ENOH – AMAAH ANDOH FOR DEFENDANTS

JUDGMENT: 

By his Writ of Summons the Plaintiff claims from the Defendants jointly and severally the following reliefs; 

a. A Declaration that the said parcel of land belongs to the Plaintiff and it was validly acquired by Law 

b. Damages for trespass to the Land  

c. Legal fees incurred in the course of litigation of the present action

d. Costs and any other order(s) deem (sic) fit by this Court.

PLAINTIFF’S CASE  

The case of the Plaintiff is that he acquired a piece of land situate at Kuntunse, in the Ga West Municipality of the Greater Accra Region, measuring 0.64 acres or 0.26 hectare, and more particularly described  in paragraph 4 of his statement of claim and was given vacant  possession of same.  

He averred that, both he and his grantor, conducted a search at the  Lands Commission to prove the latter’s ownership of the land, now the  subject matter of this suit. He said after taking possession of the land, he constructed a fence wall to demonstrate his ownership of the land  and…

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