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NICHOLAS SAMMY NASSAR
V.
SAMUEL OWURADU

(2018) JELR 108268 (HC)

High Court 23 Oct 2018 Ghana
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- The case involves a dispute over a piece of land. - The 1st Plaintiff is the son of the deceased owner of the land and the lawful administrator of the estate. - The 2nd Plaintiff is a retired scientist. - The 1st Defendant is a mechanic w

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Suit Number:SUIT NO. FAL/650/15
Judges:BARBARA TETTEH-CHARWAY
Counsel:1. CHARLES TETTEY WITH HIM MRS. PRAISE ARTHUR FOR THE PLAINTIFFS - PRESENT 2. PRINCE FREDRICK NII ASHIE NEEQUAYE FOR THE DEFENDANTS - PRESENT

JUDGMENT 

The 1st Plaintiff is the son of Sammy Nasri Nicholas Nasser (deceased) and the lawful  administrator of the deceased’s estate while the 2nd Plaintiff is a retired scientist. The 1st Defendant is a mechanic who was put on the land in dispute by the 2nd Defendant, while the  2nd Defendant is a cousin of the 2nd Plaintiff and a retired civil servant.  

The facts of this case are that on 1st April 1978, Emmanuel Winfred Addo Quaynor, Joseph Addo Quaynor and Wilhemina Quaynor, acting by their lawful attorney, Lieutenant General Joseph Arthur Ankrah O.V.M.C, entered into a lease agreement covering the land in dispute with Sammy Nasri Nicholas Nassar (deceased). The said lessors were children of William  Addo Quaynor and siblings of Daniel Okwei Quaynor, the 2nd Defendant’s father. The lease  was for a period of seventy-five (75) years and the lessee covenanted, among others, to erect a building for the family on a vacant plot adjacent to the family house at Awusaitso, Osu. The les…

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