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HASSAN
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INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL WORKERS UNION

(2001) JELR 69922 (HC)

High Court 4 Dec 2001 Ghana
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- The plaintiffs issued a writ against the defendants seeking various reliefs, including a declaration that the 1991 and 1995 constitutions of the defendant union were of no legal effect due to non-registration. - The plaintiffs later amend

Case Details

Judges:KUSI-APPOUH J
Counsel:M DZOKOTO FOR S OKUDZETO FOR THE PLAINTIFFS; KEN SENAYA FOR S A X TSEGAH FOR THE FIRST DEFENDANT.,DICK K ANYADI FOR THE SECOND AND THIRD DEFENDANTS.
Other Citations:[2001-2002] 2 GLR 214

JUDGEMENT

Kusi-Appouh J.

On 29 October 1999 the plaintiffs herein issued out a writ against the defendants herein for the following reliefs:

“(a) A declaration that neither the 1991 nor 1995 constitution, rules and bye-laws or the first defendant is of any legal effect, same, not having been registered in violation of law.

(b) An order declaring as illegal and nullifying the several acts specified under paragraph (10) of Plaintiff’s accompanying statement of claim.

(c) An order restraining the defendant from using either the said 1991 or 1995 constitution, rules and bye-laws in running and conducting the affairs of the first defendant, until same have been duly registered in accordance with law.

(d) Further orders.”

On 18 January 2000 the plaintiff herein amended the indorsement on the writ of summons by adding the following reliefs after the court had granted his motion for leave to amend the said indorsement and pleadings under Order 2b, r 1 and 6 of the High Court (Civil Procedure) Rul…

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