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LA DADEKOTOPON YOUTH ASSOCIATION
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NII KPOBI TETTEY TSURU III (SUBST. BY NII OBODAI ADAI IV FOR AND ON BEHALF OF LA STOOL) 18 & ORS., EDMUND JOSEPH OBODAI MENSAH

(2021) JELR 107277 (SC)

Supreme Court 31 Mar 2021 Ghana
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- The case revolves around the interpretation of Rule 20 of the Court of Appeal Rules, 1997 (C.I.19) (as amended by C.I.21 and C.I.25), which pertains to the filing of written submissions by an appellant within 21 days of being notified tha

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Suit Number:CIVIL APPEAL NO. J4/20/2021
Judges:YEBOAH, CJ (PRESIDING) PWAMANG, JSC AMEGATCHER, JSC OWUSU (MS.), JSC AMADU, JSC
Counsel:MOHAMMED SAHNOON FOR THE PLAINTIFF/RESPONDENT/RESPONDENT/APPELLANT. KWESI AUSTIN FOR THE 1ST TO 9TH AND 11TH TO 20TH DEFENDANTS/APPELLANTS/RESPONDENTS/RESPONDENTS. NII KPAKPO SAMOA ADDO FOR THE 10TH DEFENDANT/APPELLANT/APPILCANT/RESPONDENT.
Other Citations:(2021) JELR 107920 (SC)

JUDGMENT

PWAMANG JSC

It is provided under Rule 20 of the Court of Appeal Rules, 1997 (C.I.19) (as amended by C.I.21 and C.I.25) as follows;

20. Written submission
(1) An appellant shall within 21 days of being notified in Form 6 set out in Part I of the Schedule that the record is ready, or within such time as the Court may upon terms direct, file with the Registrar a written submission of his case based on the grounds of appeal set out in the notice of appeal and such other grounds of appeal as he may file.
(2) Where the appellant does not file the statement of his case in accordance with subrule (1), the Registrar shall certify the failure to the Court by a certificate as in Form 11A in Part I of the Schedule and the Court may upon that order the appeal to be struck out.

The defendant/appellant/applicant/respondent (the defendant) filed an appeal in the Court of Appeal against a decision of the High Court dated 21st October, 2014. When the record of the appeal was ready he was served with…

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