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NAN ENTERPRISE LIMITED
V.
MUBARAK ABUBAKAR

(2015) JELR 64200 (HC)

High Court 5 Oct 2015 Ghana
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- The Plaintiff Company filed a writ of summons claiming the recovery of unpaid balances of goods supplied to the Defendant, totaling GH¢76,911.00. - The Plaintiff alleged that the Defendant had agreed to make full payment within 10 days of

Case Details

Suit Number:SUIT NO.RPC/224/14
Judges:HER LADYSHIP ANGELINA MENSAH-HOMIAH (MRS.) JUSTICE OF THE HIGH COURT
Counsel:KWAKU YEBOAH APPIAH FOR PLAINTIFF; DAVID P. AMEDIOR FOR DEFENDANT.

JUDGEMENT

By a writ of summons filed on 02/06/2014, the Plaintiff Company claimed the recovery of various amounts of money totaling GH¢76, 911.00 being the unpaid balances of goods supplied to the Defendant which he ought to have paid off by agreed dates in September and November, 2013 but has refused to do so. The Plaintiff also claimed interest on the amount owed.

The Plaintiff described itself as carrying on business as General Merchant whereas the Defendant is a businessman. On 09/09/2013, the Plaintiff averred that assorted food items totaling GH¢13,155.00 were supplied to the Defendant at his request. Again, on 29/10/2013 and 01/11/2013, various food items totaling GH¢4,806.00 and GH¢75,155.00 respectively were supplied to the Defendant. The Plaintiff also alleged that another supply of cooking oil worth GH¢3000 was made to the Defendant on 05/11/2013. However, goods worth GH¢ 6,050.00 which the Plaintiff was unable to supply were deducted from his indebtedness. For all these supp…

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