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KWASHIE AND ANOTHER
V.
THE REPUBLIC

(1971) JELR 69105 (CA)

Court of Appeal 2 Apr 1971 Ghana
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- The case involves two appellants who were charged with conspiracy to steal and stealing. - The trial judge ruled that there was no case to answer on count one, but the appellants were called upon to answer the charge in count two. - The a

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Judges:AZU CRABBE JA,ANIN JA,ARCHER J.A
Counsel:T. K. AGADZI FOR THE FIRST APPELLANT; THE SECOND APPELLANT IN PERSON.,F. P. SARKODEE SENIOR STATE ATTORNEY FOR THE RESPONDENT.
Other Citations:[1971] 1 GLR 488


AZU CRABBE J.A.

On 2 May 1969, at the Criminal Session of the High Court, Accra, before Edward Wiredu J., sitting with the aid of a jury, the two appellants and four others, were arraigned on an indictment containing three counts. The first and second counts, in so far as these concern the two appellants, read as follows:

“FIRST COUNT
STATEMENT OF OFFENCE
Conspiracy to Steal: Contrary to s. 23 (1) and s. 124 of the Criminal Code Act 29/60.
PARTICULARS OF OFFENCE
No. 6445 GC/2 CHRISTIAN KWASHIE, No. 5140 EC/3 PETER A. ADJAWOO, No. 14682 EC/3 YAW WORNOO, AUGUSTINE KWAME MENSAH, KOFI NARTEY, TEI OTIBOE, On or about the 15th day of April, 1967 at Akama, village near Tema, acted together with a common purpose in committing a crime, to wit, stealing.
SECOND COUNT
STATEMENT OF OFFENCE
Stealing: Contrary to s. 124 of the Criminal Code Act 1960.
PARTICULARS OF OFFENCE
No. 6445 GC/2 CHRISTIAN KWASHIE, No. 5140 EC/3 PETER ADJAWOO, No. 14682 EC/3 YAW WORNOO, AUGUSTINE KWAME MENSAH, KOFI NARTEY AND TE…

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