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ISAAC OSEI TUTU
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EDWARD ANIM & 2 ORS

(2018) JELR 108476 (HC)

High Court 27 Nov 2018 Ghana
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- The plaintiff, a London-based businessman, sued the defendants for trespassing and illegally occupying his property in Ghana, which he claimed to have acquired through a lease in 1999. - The 2nd defendant defended the action, stating he p

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Suit Number:SUIT NO. FAL/270/2014
Judges:K.A. GYIMAH, J
Counsel:1. FELIX ABOAGYE FOR PLAINTIFF. 2. RAPHAEL ALIJINA WITH LAMBERT KERIBA FOR 2ND DEFENDANT.

J U D G M E N T 

Plaintiff’s case 

The plaintiff brought this action against the defendants claiming the following reliefs: 

i. Immediate ejectment of the 1st, 2nd and 3rd defendants from the house.

ii. Declaration of title to all that piece or parcel of land described in paragraph  5 [of the statement of claim]. 

iii. Damages for trespass. 

iv. Recovery of possession. 

v. Perpetual injunction restraining the defendants by themselves, their agents,  servants, assigns, privies, workmen or by whomsoever claiming through the  defendants from entering onto the plaintiffs land/house and from interfering  in any way whatsoever with the plaintiff’s land/house. 

The plaintiff describes himself as a businessman who is ordinarily resident in London  and he instituted the action through his lawful attorney Kwame Kukelolo. It is the plaintiff’s case that he acquired the land in dispute from Nii Tei Ayi, head of Kofi  Tsuru family of Nsakina, Obeyeyie by a lease dated 18th July 1999 which lease has  been…

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