LENE AMEKO
V.
FRANCIS ASUGAH

(2017) JELR 107757 (HC)

High Court · SUIT NO. BDMC 367/2015 · 26 Jan 2017 · Ghana

CORAM

CECILIA DAVIS

Core Terms ^Beta

respondent

petitioner

order

parties

matrimonial home

court

east legon

water business

property

cross-examination

building materials

pure water business

subsistence of the marriage

exhibit b series

matrimonial causes act

business

dissolution of the marriage

house number

purchase of building materials

restraining order

excess of gh

further order

payment receipts

periodic payment

petitioner accounts

registration of the land

respondent’s house

said house

child of the marriage

completion of the entire building

exhibit a.

grant of a decree

hearing of the case

joint operations

joint owner of house number

living room

marriage certificate

material particulars

plethora of cases

proceeds of the water business

property of the respondent

quiet of the petitioner

reason of such adultery

respondent’s premises

said property

statement of account

third party

total amount of money

JUDGMENT

The Petitioner and the Respondent were lawfully married under the Marriage Ordinance, 1951 Rev. (CAP 127) on the 14th day of August, 2010 at the Airside Hotel, Airport, Accra.

Both parties are Ghanaians and resident in Accra, Ghana. Both parties are also engaged in business.

There is no child of the marriage.

The Petitioner filed a petition against the Respondent for the following reliefs:

a. That the marriage between her and the Respondent be dissolved.

b. That the Respondent be ordered to pay maintenance to the Petitioner and thereafter a periodic payment as the Court shall deem fit.

c. A declaration that the Petitioner is a joint owner of house number 10, Otinshie, East Legon, Accra

d. An order directed at the Respondent to pay financial settlement

e. A restraining order against the Respondent from harassing, assaulting and disturbing the quiet of the Petitioner and her employees in house number 10, Otinshie, East Legon, Accra, during the pendency of the suit and ther…

LENE AMEKO V. FRANCIS ASUGAH

LENE AMEKO
V.
FRANCIS ASUGAH