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PRINCE OF PEACE ACADEMY MADAM ROSINA QUAYE
V.
UNIBANK GHANA LTD, DELA AKPEY AND IDEAL COLLEGE

(2016) JELR 67184 (HC)

High Court 13 Apr 2016 Ghana
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- The Plaintiffs, an educational institution and its Director, claimed that the sale of their property was invalid and done in bad faith. They sought a declaration to this effect, an order setting aside the sale, and an injunction restraini

Case Details

Suit Number:RPC/292/13
Judges:JUSTICE JENNIFER A. DODOO (MRS)
Counsel:ROBERTSON KPATSA FOR PLAINTIFF; NATHAN YARNEY FOR 1ST AND 2ND DEFENDANTS; EGBERT FAIBILLE JR. FOR 3RD DEFENDANT.

DODOO (MRS), J.

The Plaintiffs in their amended writ of summons filed on 3rd March 2014 claimed against the Defendants the following reliefs:

a. A declaration that the purported sale of 1st Plaintiff’s property is invalid and was done in bad faith.

b. An order setting aside the purported sale of the 1st Plaintiff’s property

c. An order of perpetual injunction restraining the Defendants, either by themselves, their agents, assigns, hirelings or otherwise howsoever described from unlawfully interfering with the Plaintiffs’ possession, use and enjoyment of the 1st Plaintiff’s property situate at Madina.

d. Any further orders as this Honourable Court may deem fit.

It was the Plaintiffs’ case as set out in their Statement of Claim that in March 2011, the 1st Defendant, a financial institution, issued a writ against the Plaintiffs, an educational institution and its Director for recovery of the sum of GH¢278,729.83 being an outstanding debt together with interest. Having obtained judgment, and pu…

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