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MARY NTOW
V.
LATIF ABDULAI

(2016) JELR 108383 (HC)

High Court 11 Jul 2016 Ghana
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- The plaintiff, Mary Ntow, sued the defendant, Latif Abdulai, for declaration of title, recovery of possession, damages for trespass, and perpetual injunction. - The plaintiff claimed to have acquired the land in dispute through a lease ex

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Suit Number:FAL/552/2015
Judges:BARBARA TETTEH-CHARWAY (MRS)

JUDGMENT 

The plaintiff, Mary Ntow, sued the defendant, Latif Abdulai, for declaration of  title, recovery of possession, damages for trespass and perpetual injunction  to restrain the defendant and his agents from interfering with the land in  dispute. 

In the accompanying statement of claim, plaintiff asserted that she acquired  the land in dispute from Alhaji Ali Yemoh in the year 2004 by virtue of a lease  executed between the two parties. She further asserted that the land in  dispute was the subject of a devise made by the late Anum Yemoh (hereafter  referred to as the deceased) to her grantor in his last will and testament. Again  plaintiff asserted that after acquiring the land in dispute she constructed a  wall around it to secure her property. 

According to the plaintiff, sometime in February 2015, her husband received  a call informing him of the presence of a trespasser on the land in dispute. He  reported the matter to the Property Fraud Unit of the Police Service whose  in…

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