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REPUBLIC
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EHA II AND OTHERS; EX PARTE TOGOBO AND OTHERS

(2005) JELR 69885 (CA)

Court of Appeal 15 Apr 2005 Ghana
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- The appellants were found guilty of contempt by the High Court and fined ¢1 million each, with the option of one month's imprisonment in default. - The contempt proceedings were based on the appellants outdooring the fourth appellant as t

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Judges:ASARE KORANG JA, AKOTO-BAMFO JA, OSEI JA
Counsel:JONES MENSAH FOR THE APPELLANTS; MENSA-ETSI FOR THE RESPONDENTS.
Other Citations:[2003-2005] 1 GLR 328

JUDGEMENT

Asare Korang JA. On 26 November 2003 Richard Apaloo J (as he then was) sitting in the High Court, Ho found the first, second, third and fourth respondent-appellants (hereinafter referred to as the appellants) guilty of contempt and fined each of them ¢l million or in default, a sentence of one month’s imprisonment. In addition, the respondents were each mulcted in costs of ¢300, 000 and bonded to be of good behaviour for twelve months, or in default, a sentence of three months’ imprisonment.

The contempt proceedings were founded upon a complaint by the applicant-respondents (hereinafter referred to as the respondents) that the appellants had, during the pendency and in defiance of three petitions challenging the purported nomination, election, installation and confinement of the fourth appellant in this appeal, Amega Patrick Agboada, and a motion for an order of interim injunction filed in addition to the first of the petitions, purported to outdoor the said Amega Patrick Agbo…

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