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KINGLEY AMONOO ODUMEKYIR ANOMABO {RESPONDENT} EXPARTE KANTAMANTO AMONNU X1, EBUSUAPANYIN S.A.B. NKRUMAH AND OBAAPAYIN AGNES GRAVES ALL OF KROKESIM ANOMABO

(2019) JELR 65179 (HC)

High Court 8 Jul 2019 Ghana
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- The Applicant filed a motion for an order to commit the Respondent for contempt, but the Respondent chose to assault the originating process instead. - The Respondent filed a motion to strike out the action of the Applicant, claiming that

Case Details

Suit Number:E12/183/2019
Judges:HIS LORDSHIP JUSTICE EMMANUEL LODOH
Counsel:CONSTANTINE KUDZEDZI ESQ. COUNSEL FOR APPLICANT/RESPONDENT ,KWADWO ADDEAH-SAFO ESQ. COUNSEL FOR THE RESPONDENT/APPLICANT

LODOH, J.

Background

The Applicant/Respondent (hereafter called Applicant) filed a motion on notice on 22nd May, 2019 for an order to commit the Respondent/Applicant (hereafter called Respondent) for contempt under Order 50 Rule 1 of the High Court (Civil Procedure) Rules, 2004 (CI 47). The Respondent did not however respond to the application, but chose to assault the originating process per a motion dated 4th June, 2019 filed for and on his behalf by their lawyer. In the said motion the respondent prayed for an order to struck out the action of the Applicants’ on the grounds that Applicants failed to “supply” the Registry of the Court with their Tax Identification Number (TIN) as required by section 11 and Part 1 section 2 of the Revenue Administration Act, 2016 (Act 915).

Counsel for the Applicant at the hearing of the application to struck out his originating motion, also invoked similar grounds against the respondent’s motion under what he described as a preliminary legal objection …

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