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THE REPUBLIC
V.
BANK OF GHANA, THE GOVERNOR (BANK OF GHANA) AND 4 ORS. EX-PARTE: BENJAMIN DUFFOUR

(2018) JELR 68876 (SC)

Supreme Court 6 Jun 2018 Ghana
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- The appellant, a former Deputy Manager of a bank, appealed against a judgment of the Court of Appeal after he was evicted from a bank-owned apartment and dismissed for "gross misconduct". - The appellant had been granted a license to res

Case Details

Suit Number:CIVIL APPEAL NO. J4/34/2018
Judges:ANSAH JSC (PRESIDING), ADINYIRA (MRS) JSC, DOTSE JSC, YEBOAH JSC, BAFFOE-BONNIE JSC
Counsel:MAJID AMANDI FOR THE APPLICANT/APPELLANT/APPELLANT; SAMUEL CUDJOE FOR THE RESPONDENTS/RESPONDENTS/RESPONDENTS.

JUDGEMENT

BAFFOE-BONNIE, JSC

This is an appeal by the applicant/appellant/appellant hereafter called appellant, against the judgment of the Court of Appeal delivered by her ladyship Mabel M. Agyemang (Mrs.) JA. There is also a cross-appeal by the respondents in this case.

The facts of this case which admit of little controversy are as follows; Untill the 7th March, 2014, the appellant was a Deputy Manager of the first respondent Bank hereafter called the Bank. By virtue of his employment, and in line with the conditions of service of senior staff of the Bank, the appellant was granted a license to reside in the Bank’s apartment at H/No.2 1st Shippi Close, East Cantonments, hereafter called the apartment. On 25th January 2011, the Bank wrote a letter to inform all occupants of the apartment to vacate the building and relocate to Adenta and Mataheko. The purpose of the said relocation was to enable the Bank redevelop the facility into a specialist hospital for staff and the general public.

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