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ESSILFIE AND ANOTHER
V.
ANAFO VI AND ANOTHER

(1994) JELR 66324 (SC)

Supreme Court 22 Mar 1994 Ghana
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- This case involves an appeal from a decision of the chieftaincy tribunal of the National House of Chiefs. - The plaintiffs initiated proceedings against the defendants, claiming various declarations and orders related to the Nsona stool f

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Judges:FRANCOIS JSC, AMUA-SEKYI JSC, AIKINS JSC, BAMFORD-ADDO JSC, AMPIAH JSC.
Counsel:T G KUMI FOR THE PLAINTIFF-APPELLANTS; JAMES AHENKORAH FOR THE DEFENDANT-RESPONDENTS.

AMPIAH JSC (delivering the first judgment at the invitation of Francois JSC).

This appeal is from a decision of the chieftaincy tribunal of the National House of Chiefs. The decision is dated 20 November 1986. Somewhere in August 1975 the plaintiff-appellants (hereinafter referred to as the plaintiffs) representing the Dominase-Moree section of the Nsona stool family of Nkanfoa initiated proceedings at the judicial committee of the Oguaa Traditional Council against the defendant-respondents (hereinafter referred to as the defendants) representing the Effutu section of the Nsona stool family of Nkanfoa, claiming:

(1). “An order for the destoolment of the first defendant herein.
(2). A declaration that the Nsona stool of Nkanfoa belongs jointly to the plaintiffs’ section and the defendants’ section and the defendants’ section of the Nsona stool family of Nkanfoa.
(3). A declaration that the nomination, election and installation of candidates to the Nkanfoa Nsona stool is rotatory amongst…

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