PAUL ADOMAKO & ANOR.
V.
MRS. OWUSU-ASIEDU

(2002) JELR 63488 (CA)

Court of Appeal 5 Dec 2002 Ghana
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- The case is an appeal from the judgment of the Circuit Court, Accra, regarding the ownership of House No. 29 Block 6, Korle-Gono, Accra. - The main issue is whether there was a valid gift from the 2nd Plaintiff’s husband (1st Plaintiff)

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Suit Number:CIVIL APPEAL NO.: CA/NO.98/2001
Judges:OWUSU JA. (PRESIDING), ADINYIRA JA, OWUSU-ANSAH JA.

OWUSU-ANSAH, JA

This is an appeal from the judgment of the Circuit Court, Accra, dated the 20th March, 2002, in respect of House No. 29 Block 6, Korle-Gono, Accra.

The issue in this appeal appears to be quite simply whether or not there was a valid gift from the 2nd Plaintiff’s husband (i.e. 1st Plaintiff) to the husband of the Defendant.

On the 30th August 1999, the Plaintiffs in this case issued a Writ of Summons against the Defendant herein, claiming:—

(a) A Declaration of title to House No. 29 Block 6 Korle-Gono, Accra,

(b) Recovery of Possession, and

(c) General damages.

The facts of the case are that the 1st Plaintiff Paul Adomako (now deceased) jointly acquired the house in dispute with his wife the 2nd Plaintiff over a decade ago.

In the course of time the 1st Plaintiff was alleged to have “given “his 50% share of the house to the Defendant’s late husband.

However, notwithstanding this alleged ‘gift’ the Defendant’s late husband, apparently at the request of the Plaintiff, duly registe…

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