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IBRAHIM ADJETEY MENSAH
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CHIEF MASAUDU MORO GARIBA

(2018) JELR 64057 (CA)

Court of Appeal 22 Nov 2018 Ghana
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- This is an appeal against the ruling of the High Court that refused the application for an injunction to restrain both parties from dealing with the disputed land. - The court based its refusal on the grounds that the appellant failed to

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Suit Number:SUIT NO. H1/165/2018
Judges:MARIAMA OWUSU (J.A) PRESIDING, AVRIL LOVELACE-JOHNSON (J.A), HENRY A. KWOFIE (JA)
Counsel:MOHAMMED ATTA WITH S. TETTEH FOR DEFENDANT/RESPONDENT,K. S. A. AMOAH WITH NANA A. P. AMOAH FOR PLAINTIFF/APPELLANT

AVRIL LOVELACE-JOHNSON, JA

This is an appeal against the ruling of the High Court dated 13th October 2017 by which it refused the application by the Plaintiff/Appellant to restrain both parties from dealing with the land in dispute pending the final determination of the suit.

The court based its refusal on two grounds. The first was that the Plaintiff/Appellant (to be referred to as Appellant hereon) was unable to show his interest in the subject matter. The second ground was that he did not file a supplementary affidavit in response to the Defendant/Respondent’s (to be referred to as Respondent hereon) contention, supported by a document that the Appellant had earlier granted the land to him.

This appeal is brought on the following grounds

i. The learned trial judge erred by taking into account irrelevant matters or by not taking into account relevant matters in determining the application for judgment

ii. The Learned trial judge erred by refusing to grant the application for injunction

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