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KWADWO MIREKU AND TWENEBOAH KODUAH
V.
YAW MIREKU

(2011) JELR 64670 (CA)

Court of Appeal 3 Feb 2011 Ghana
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- The case involves a dispute over ownership of a cocoa farm and rooms in a house. - The Community Tribunal initially ruled in favor of the plaintiffs, stating that the properties were the self-acquired properties of their late father. - Th

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Suit Number:SUIT NO. H1/184/2008
Judges:A ASARE-KORANG JA [PRESIDING],FRANCIS G KOBIEH JA ,DENNIS D ADJEI JA
Counsel:MR. JOSEPH PAA KWESI APPEATSE FOR PLAINTIFFS/RESPONDENTS,MR. JOSEPH AMOWEE DAWSON FOR DEFENDANT/APPELLANT

JUDGMENT

DENNIS D ADJEI JA

The Plaintiffs/Respondents/Appellants (hereinafter called the Plaintiffs) got locked up with the Defendant/Appellant/Respondent (hereinafter called the Defendant) at the Community Tribunal, Dunkwa-on-Offin in a dispute relating to ownership of a cocoa farm situate at a place commonly known as “WONAWU A WONTE” on Diaso stool land and some rooms in a house at Diaso. The Plaintiffs brought this action for themselves and on behalf of their brothers and sisters, that is, the children of the late Kwame Efa.

The Community Tribunal, Dunkwa-on-Offin gave judgment to the effect that the properties endorsed on the Plaintiffs writ of summons were the self acquired properties of the late father of the Plaintiffs who died intestate in 1984 and ordered his properties to be distributed in accordance with Intestate law prevailing in Ghana as at 1984. The Defendant who is a nephew and customary successor to the late Kwame Efa became aggrieved with the judgment of the Community T…

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