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IBRAHIM AZABU JANGA V. SCANCOM LIMITED & ORS

(2022) JELR 110053 (CA)

Court of Appeal 24 Jun 2022 Ghana
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- The plaintiff sued the defendants for a declaration of title to a piece of land in Ghana and other related claims. - The plaintiff argued that land in the Janga Traditional Area is owned by families, not chiefs, and any transactions invol

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Suit Number:HI/3/2022
Judges:V. D. OFOE, JA (PRESIDING) J. BARTELS-KODWO (MRS.), JA S. R. BERNASKO ESSAH (MRS.), JA
Counsel:SYLVESTER ISANG FOR APPELLANT SHEIKH-ARIF ABDULLAH FOR 2ND RESPONDENT

V. D. OFOE

The Plaintiff/Appellant herein after referred to as the plaintiff sued the Defendant/Respondents, Defendants for short, for:

“i A declaration of title to all that piece or parcel of land located at Janga in the West Mamprusi District of the Republic of Ghana near Kanbonaba’s house at Fongni-Janga and bounded as follows: On one side with Naabunpoosa family land, On the second side with Jandan Andani’s family land, On the third side with Liman’s family land and on the last side Afa Mahi’s family land.

ii. A declaration that 3rd Defendant is not the rightful owner of the land on which the 1st Defendant had constructed its booster pole which it later on handed over to the 2nd Defendant for management and operation.

iii. A declaration that Defendants trespassed onto Plaintiff’s family land when Defendants constructed a booster pole on the aforesaid land without the consent and permission of Plaintiff’s family.

iv. An order directed at Defendants to remove the said booster pole and i…

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