NICHOLAS K AKOTO
V.
GHANA USED CLOTHES DEALERSASSOCIATION
JUDGMENT
At all material times to this action the Plaintiff was the secretary to the Defendant Association. He was employed as the Administrative Secretary of the Defendant Association on 15th day of February, 2005. He rendered invaluable service to the Defendant Association. However, on 20th day of August, 2008, without any justification, the Plaintiff was locked out and was prevented from entering his office. Ever since that day he has neither been allowed to enter his office nor paid his salaries. As at the time the Plaintiff was locked out of his office, he was on a salary of GH¢150.00 per month. The Plaintiff considers the behavior of the Defendant Association as termination of his employment which to him was unfair and wrongful. So on 11th May, 2012, the Plaintiff commenced the instant action against the Defendant Association for the following reliefs:
(a) A declaration that the lock out of the Plaintiff was a termination which was unfair and wrongful.
(b) An order for the payment …
