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KAMARU JAJI
V.
PAUL BOATENG

(2022) JELR 109780 (SC)

Supreme Court 6 Apr 2022 Ghana
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- Supreme Court affirmed the concurrent decisions of the High Court and Court of Appeal, holding that a purchaser at a judicial sale, where no irregularity or illegality is demonstrated and no application to set aside the sale is made withi

Case Details

Suit Number:NO. J4/68/2021
Judges:DOTSE JSC (PRESIDING) PROF. KOTEY JSC OWUSU (MS.) JSC TORKORNOO (MRS.) JSC PROF. MENSA-BONSU (MRS.) JSC
Counsel:SIMON OKYERE ESQ. FOR THE DEFENDANT/APPELLANT/APPELLANT. LONGIDINUS CHINEDU ESQ. FOR THE PLAINTIFF/RESPONDENT/ RESPONDENT.

JUDGMENT

DOTSE JSC:-

INTRODUCTION

On the 16th of March 2022, this court by a unanimous decision dismissed the appeal filed by the Defendant/Appellant/Appellant hereafter referred to as the Defendant, against the decision of the Court of Appeal dated 23rd July 2020 which affirmed an earlier trial High Court decision dated 9th October 2019, in favour of the Plaintiff/Respondent/Respondent, hereafter referred to as the Plaintiff. We reserved our reasons for the said unanimous decision and and we proceed to proffer the reasons as follows:-

In view of the complexities of the facts which have led to the appeal, we have decided to set out in very clear details, the evolution of the facts in the instant appeal from the High Court, through the Court of Appeal to this court. It is also considered worthwhile to set out with clarity the facts of a related suit which commenced in the District Court, Kaneshie, Accra, Suit No. A2/21/11 intitutled Rosemary Onipayede – Plaintiff v. Faustina Sakyi and Anr …

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