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NANA KWADWO
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I G P AND ANOR

(2016) JELR 107640 (HC)

High Court 3 Nov 2016 Ghana
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- The plaintiff is seeking an order to compel the police to release a vehicle that was seized from him, as well as damages for the unlawful seizure and costs. - The plaintiff claims to have purchased the vehicle from a seller named Patrick

Case Details

Suit Number:SUIT NO.: BMISC 32/2016
Judges:DANIEL MENSAH
Counsel:J. K. YEBOAH ESQ. FOR PLAINTIFF CECIL ADADERO FOR DEFENDANTS

J U D G M E N T 

The Plaintiff’s claim against the defendants is for: 

a) An order of the Court compelling the police (Interpol Ghana) to immediately release the vehicle in issue to the plaintiff. 

b) Damages for an unlawful seizure of the vehicle in dispute from the plaintiff. 

c) Costs.

Per the claim put forward by the plaintiff as contained in his statement of claim  filed in this court on the 19th October, 2015, the plaintiff who in businessmen  and deals in estate and cars avers that on the 16th September, 2015 he  purchased Range Rover (Suv) Vehicle with Chasis No. SALWA2KFXFA 526376  from one Patrick Afriyie who does business in the name of Pathers Enterprise.   

According to the plaintiff, he got to know the sale of the said vehicle through  his friend Kofi Hene who bought one of the two Range rovers imported by  Patrick Afriyie. 

The plaintiff further stated that he inspected the vehicle at the Tema Port  and expressed interest to purchase and negotiated with the seller and  settle…

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