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NENE GBORVU AYIKU IV AND NUMO LARTEY AYIKU
V.
NUMO LARTEY AYIKU AND NENE TETTEH EYUM III

(2016) JELR 65391 (HC)

High Court 9 Dec 2016 Ghana
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- The plaintiffs initiated the action against the first defendant due to the disposal of their family lands without their consent. - The first defendant's family members were disposing of the lands without the plaintiffs' consent. - The pla

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Suit Number:SUIT NO. E1/33/2015
Judges:ALEXANDER OSEI TUTU J
Counsel:ERNEST KUSI ESQ. HOLDING ANDY APPIAH KUBI ESQ. BRIEF FOR THE PLAINTIFFS ,FRANK NARTEY ESQ. FOR THE FIRST DEFENDANT

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Background Facts

The Plaintiffs launched this action against the first defendant on March 13, 2013. The facts that culminated in the initiation of the suit briefly are that the first defendant’s family members are disposing of their (Plaintiffs) family lands without their consent and concurrence. Regrettably, the plaintiffs overall head of their Larkpleh family of Prampram, Numo Alfred Quaye who doubles as the head of the Ayikuwem Division had failed to act. The affected Oklewem and Ayikuwem Divisions met and tasked the plaintiffs to take action to protect their lands.

After the first defendant had entered an appearance with a defence, an order of joinder was granted by the Court adding Nene Tetteh Ayum III to the suit as the second defendant. Plaintiffs first amended their writ of summons and statement of claim to include the second defendant. It is instructive to know that the amendment of the writ of summons and the statement of claim was sought and filed twice; one in 2014 …

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