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KWAKU AMEYAW
V.
DR. FRANCIS OSAFO-MENSAH

(2021) JELR 108985 (CA)

Court of Appeal 5 May 2021 Ghana
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- This case involves a probate and administration matter with issues of headship of the immediate and larger family. - Two cases were consolidated, with the appellants being the plaintiffs in the first suit and the defendants in the second

Case Details

Suit Number:H1/09/2019
Judges:SOWAH J.A. (PRESIDING), OPPONG J.A, MENSAH-HOMIAH J.A.
Counsel:JOSEPH K. GYIMAH ESQ. FOR PLAINTIFF/RESPONDENT AND DEFENDANTS/RESPONDENTS DANIEL KUPUALOR ESQ. FOR DEFENDANT/APPELLANT AND PLAINTIFF/APPELLANT

JUDGMENT 

SOWAH, J.A. 

Introduction 

This is essentially a probate and administration matter interspersed  with issues of headship of the immediate and the larger family. 

Two cases, namely E2/1/2010 and E10/3/2011, were consolidated per order of court on  20th July 2011. Kwaku Ameyaw, the Plaintiff in the 1st suit was the 2nd defendant in the  2nd suit. The Defendant in the 1st suit was different from the Plaintiff in the 2nd suit but  they share the same interests. They are the appellants in this appeal and will collectively  be called “the appellants”. As the trial judge aptly noted, Ameyaw and all the defendants  in the 2nd suit (hereafter collectively called “the respondents'”) are on one side of the  litigation fence while Dr Osafo Mensah and Ebusuapanin Nana Yaw Boateng  (respectively defendant in the 1st suit and plaintiff in the 2nd suit) are on the other side of  the litigation fence and were represented by the same lawyer, Kweku Y. Paintsil Esq. 

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