SMYLY, C.J.
In this appeal the plaintiff-appellant relies on seven grounds of appeal which I propose to take in order. Ground (1), judgment imperfect in that it leaves undecided portion of the claim of plaintiff-appellant for demarcation of boundaries as set forth on the writ of summons in the cause.
The charge before the native tribunal of Essikumah, which I gather this ground of appeal refers to reads :-
“Plaintiff claims on behalf of himself and the members of his family £25 damages for trespass “committed by the defendant on plaintiff's family land, the defendant having gone over the boundaries “of the portion of land occupied by Kweku Attah, plaintiff's ancestors according to the judgment of “the Divisional Court, Cape Coast, in the case Krooji v. Kweku Attah delivered on the first of October, 1887, and for a demarcation of boundaries between “plaintiff's land and defendant's land."-(p. I, Appeal Record.) .
The judgment in the case referred to in the above charge reads:-
“I find the l…