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GLOBAL MAMAS
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GHANA REVENUE AUTHORITY

(2016) JELR 108359 (HC)

High Court 23 Mar 2016 Ghana
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- The case involves the loss of 17 laptops that were donated to a charitable NGO. - The laptops arrived at Kotoka International Airport and were stored in the courier dome where the first defendant has a presence. - The second defendant was

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Suit Number:SUIT NO. AC 578/2010
Judges:R.B. BATU, J
Counsel:RICHARD ODOOM FOR RAPHAEL ALIGIN FOR PLAINTIFF - PRESENT NANA AKYAA AMOAKO FOR ERIC MENSAH FOR 1ST DEFENDANT - PRESENT JESSE SARFO FOR BRIGHT AGYEKUM FOR 2ND DEFENDANT - PRESENT ERIC ATIEKU FOR 3RD DEFENDANT -

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In the early part of October, 2009, four cartons containing twenty (20) used Dell  Laptops donated to the Plaintiff, an NGO for charitable purposes arrived at Kotoka  International Airport. The cartons were sent to the courier dome where the First  Defendant has a presence. Second Defendant was the shipper of the cartons from  the United States of America and has a rented space in the dome. The Third  Defendant a Clearing and Forwarding agent is an agent of the Plaintiff. The second  Defendant notified the Plaintiff about the arrival of goods. The Plaintiff went to the  Second Defendants office at the dome with her agent. 

The goods were opened for her inspection. She then signed the necessary papers  and removed one of the laptops as a sample for inspection by an officer of the First  Defendant for the purposes of assessing the duty to be paid. The Plaintiff then  decided to seek a tax exemption from the Ministry of Finance. The goods were left  in the custody of the…

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