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ODOTEYE
V.
ODOTEYE

(1982) JELR 69581 (HC)

High Court 27 May 1982 Ghana
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- The case involves a couple who were married in 1941 and had four children together. - The couple had been living apart since 1971 and their marriage had broken down irretrievably. - The petitioner filed for the dissolution of the marriage

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Judges:GRIFFITHS-RANDOLPH J.
Counsel:T A TAGOE FOR THE PETITIONER; T K AGADZI FOR THE RESPONDENT

GRIFFITHS-RANDOLPH J.: This suit was commenced on 22 March 1977 by the filing of a petition, which contained these averments:

“1. That the petitioner, who was a production manager of Seraphim Textiles and the respondent, a teacher of Ramana School and both of whom were Ghanaian citizens and domiciled in the Republic, were lawfully married at the Presbyterian Church, Adukrom, Akwapim on 1 February 1941;

2. That thereafter, the married couple lived together at Takoradi, Half Assini and Accra, and their union was blessed with four children, who were all alive, viz Ruth Evelyn Odole, Angeline Marigold Odorkor, Mercy Odokai Mansah and Elizabeth Odotso born on 30 July 1942, 25 January 1946, 11 October 1950 and 8 February 1952, respectively; and 3. That the parties had lived apart in Accra since June 1971; also that diligent efforts made to settle their differences had been unsuccessful, with the result that their marriage had broken down beyond reconciliation; and that there had been no proc…

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