JUDGMENT
TETTEH-CHARWAY, J.
Plaintiff’s case is that by a lease dated 14th May 2008, he acquired the land in dispute from the Kplen We Family of Agbawe for a term of ninety nine years. Before acquiring the land, he conducted an official search, the results of which, revealed that a section of the land was affected by a transaction. He therefore proceeded to register the unencumbered part which measured 1.392 acres.
In the process of registering the unencumbered part of the land, he received a letter from the Director of the Land Title Registry notifying him of a multiple request for survey and preparation of parcel plan on the land in dispute affecting Plaintiff and Princeton Multipurpose Ltd. He therefore contacted his grantors, who admitted that they had earlier granted a larger parcel of land within which the section they had sold to Plaintiff fell, to Princeton Multipurpose Ltd.
Eventually, Princeton Multipurpose Ltd transferred title in the affected piece of land to the…