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JOHN OFEI ARMAH
V.
AGRI CATTLE L ESTATE LTD & ANOR

(2016) JELR 108453 (HC)

High Court 22 Jul 2016 Ghana
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- The case involves a dispute over a piece of land between the 1st Plaintiff and the 1st Defendant. - The 2nd Plaintiff and Nungua Stool were later joined as co-plaintiffs and co-defendants, respectively. - The Plaintiffs are seeking a decl

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Suit Number:SUIT NO. BL/313/05
Judges:JUSTICE G. S. SUURBAAREH
Counsel:ADJEI LARTEY FOR PLAINTIFFS DAVID KUDOADZI FOR 1ST DEFENDANT MOHAMMED SAHNOON FOR 2ND DEFENDANT

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This suit began as a straight contest between the 1st Plaintiff and the 1st Defendant on  14th March, 2005, when the 1st Plaintiff issued out a writ against the 1st Defendant then  referred to as Agri-Cattle Ltd. 

By an application for joinder filed on 13th July, 2005, the 2nd Plaintiff was joined in the  action but was referred to as Co-Plaintiff. By another motion for joinder filed on 5th December, 2005, and granted on 15th December, 2005, Nungua Stool was joined as 2nd Defendant in the matter but was also referred to as Co-Defendant. Following the joinder  of Nungua Stool, it proceeded to file a statement of defence on 20th January, 2006, to  which a reply was filed on 20th February, 2006. It is pertinent to state here that all the  two processes were filed before the writ was amended joining Nungua Stool. Be that as  it may, the parties later realised this anomaly and, on 9th January, 2007, the Plaintiffs  amended the writ joining Nungua Stool as 2nd Defendant. T…

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