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MRS. AMA OWUSUAA AGYEMANG
V.
BLOWPLAST INDUSTRIES LIMITED

(2017) JELR 64329 (HC)

High Court 26 Oct 2017 Ghana
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- The plaintiff claimed that the defendant did not deliver the full quantity of blowstar packs that were paid for. - The defendant denied the allegations and claimed that some customers colluded with employees to defraud the company. - The

Case Details

Suit Number:SUIT NO.OCC 102/2015
Judges:DR. RICHMOND OSEI-HWERE HIGH COURT JUDGE
Counsel:WILLIAM OSEI KUFFOUR FOR THE PLAINTIFF; GEORGE ESHUN AMISSAH FOR THE DEFENDANT.

JUDGMENT

OSEI-HWERE, J.

By a writ of summons issued on the 15 January 2015, the plaintiff claimed against the defendant as follows:

a. An order that defendant do forthwith deliver up to plaintiff three hundred (300) blowstar packs or its current price.

b. An order that defendant do forthwith deliver up to Plaintiff twenty-three (23) blowstar packs or its current price resulting from reduction of unit price of blowstar pack from sixty-eight (68) GH cedis to sixty-five (65) GH cedis.

c. An order for the recovery of the amount of eight thousand GH cedis (GHC 8,000.00) being lost profit from the sale of the balance of the 323 blowstar packs undelivered by the defendant plus interest of 35.0% from August 2014 to date of final payment.

d. General and Special Damages for breach of contract.

PLEADINGS

At the heart of the plaintiff’s claim is that she paid an amount of thirty- four thousand Ghana Cedis (GHC34000.00) to the defendant for supply of five hundred 500 “blowstar packs” (a product manufactur…

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