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THE REPUBLIC
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KUMASI METROPOLITAN ASSEMBLY AND KOJO BONSU EX PARTE; KWABENA OBENG PLOT 17 BLOCK ‘A’ NEWBREMAN-KUMASI AND ERIC AKWASI PREMPEH OF PLOT 24 KROFROM-KUMASI

(2016) JELR 66069 (CA)

Court of Appeal 13 Apr 2016 Ghana
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- The appeal against the dismissal of an application for contempt was dismissed due to Appellants' failure to provide sufficient proof that the application for injunction was served on Respondents prior to the alleged contemptuous acts; the

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Suit Number:SUIT NO.: H1/42/2016
Judges:AYEBI J.A. (PRESIDING), TORKORNOO J. A., DOMAKYAAREH J. A.
Counsel:KWASI AFRIFA FOR APPLICANTS/APPELLANTS,THADDEUS SORY FOR RESPONDENTS/RESPONDENTS

TORKORNOO, JA

The Respondents/Respondents are a Metropolitan Assembly and its Chief Executive. The Applicants/Appellants are Associations of Traders that conduct their business in the Kumasi Metropolis. The Appellants sued the Respondents on 25th June 2015 claiming some twelve reliefs – all attacking the manner in which the Respondents were executing two projects – the construction of Kejetia Bus Terminal and rehabilitation of the Kumasi Central Market Project. The Statement of Claim and Writ of Summons can be found from pages 10 to 21 of the Records of Appeal (ROA).

It was part of their complaints that the projects were being done outside the purview of the Urban Roads Department and the Ashanti City Engineer Unit of KMA. The Appellants urged that the projects were being surreptitiously executed by the KMA with a view to overreaching the Appellants and depriving them of their livelihood. They claimed that they had financed and built shops within the Kejetia Bus Terminal and therefore h…

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