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EMMANUEL OKLU YEBOAH
V.
LADMA

(2023) JELR 111100 (HC)

High Court 22 Feb 2023 Ghana
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- The plaintiff, trading as Stanzac Enterprise, leased a parcel of land from the defendant in 2009 to build and operate a sanitary site for 25 years. - The plaintiff alleges that the defendant illegally annexed the sanitary site in 2017, co

Case Details

Suit Number:LD/0214/22
Judges:K. A. GYIMAH J.
Counsel:1. FELIX QUARTEY WITH FELIX NANA OSEI FOR PLAINTIFF. 2. EKUA EGUAKUN FOR DEFENDANT.

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Plaintiff’s case 

The plaintiff is a private individual who is trading under the name and style of Stanzac  Enterprise. It is the plaintiff’s case that in April 2009, the defendant leased a parcel of  land to him to build and operate a sanitary site for a period of twenty five years. The  plaintiff fulfilled his part of the agreement and he constructed the Abese Sanitary Site  which was used as a public place of convenience operated and managed by the  plaintiff in accordance with the terms of the agreement reached with the defendant.  The plaintiff however asserts that sometime in the year 2017, the defendant annexed  the Abese Sanitary Site under the pretext of an alleged head count and contrary to the  terms of the agreement reached with the defendant. 

The plaintiff asserts that all attempts to prevent the defendant from continuing with its  activity of illegally annexing and operating the said sanitary site have not yielded any  results and the defendant has even …

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