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MICHAEL ATTA OSEI
V.
CHRISTIAN MENSAH AFLAKPUI & ANOR.

(2008) JELR 66375 (CA)

Court of Appeal 21 Feb 2008 Ghana
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- The case involves two separate suits over a plot of land in Accra. - The appellant counterclaimed against the respondent for the same reliefs in both suits. - One suit was discontinued by the respondent, while the other proceeded to judgm

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Suit Number:H1/94/2007
Judges:MRS. HENRIETTA ABBAN (PRESIDING), YAW APPAU J.A., ISAAC DUOSE J.A
Counsel:MRS. M.Y.N. ACHIAMPONG FOR PLAINTIFF/APPELLANT,MR. QUIST BROWN FOR THE DEFENDANT/RESPONDENT

JUDGMENT

YAW APPAU, JA.

The circumstances leading to this appeal as disclosed in the record of appeal are so phenomenal that there is the need to recount them in order to avoid any perceived ambiguities in the judgment of this Court.

The 1st respondent in this appeal Christian Mensah Aflakpui embarked on two separate suits against the appellant Michael Atta Osei in the year 1988 in respect of a plot of land situate at West-Achimota in Accra. The identity of that plot of land, which was the same in all the suits, was not in issue in those suits. The appellant also counter claimed against the respondent for the same reliefs in all the suits. The reliefs were for declaration of title, recovery of possession, damages for trespass and perpetual injunction to that same piece of land.

These two suits were all in the Circuit Court Accra, presided over by two different judges. One of them was before her Honour Judge I. N. N. Ashong (as she then was), now Justice I. N. N. Ashong Yakubu. The Suit No…

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