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REPUBLIC
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THE ADA TRADITIONAL COUNCIL & SIX ORS.

(2017) JELR 107375 (HC)

High Court 26 Jan 2017 Ghana
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- The dispute centered on the rotational ascension to the Ada Mankralo stool between the Numoda and Aggudey Kuntu gates, with an arbitral award dated 29 March 2012 declaring the Numoda gate (represented by the 1st Applicant) as entitled to

Case Details

Suit Number:HR/0062/2016
Judges:ANTHONY K. YEBOAH
Counsel:MICHAEL KARIKARI-YEBOAH ESQ., WITH TEIKO SARBAH(MRS.) HOLDING BRIEF FOR AMARKAI AMARTEIFIO ESQ., FOR THE APPLICANTS PRESENT FOSU GYEABOUR, ESQ. FOR THE RESPONDENTS AND THE INTERESTED PARTIES ABSENT

JUDGMENT

The parties to this dispute, except the 1st Respondent (the Ada Traditional Council), locked horns in a customary arbitration that resulted in the arbitral award made by the panel on 29th March 2012. The arbitral award is to the effect that the ascension to the Ada Mankralo position in the Ada Traditional Area is rotational with the Numoda and Aggudey Kuntu gates being eligible to produce candidates for the Mankralo position. Additionally, it was decided at the arbitration that the Numoda gate would be the first to produce a candidate for the Ada Mankralo position. Accordingly, the 1st Applicant was so “elected, installed and presented to the Korgbor Clan as Mankralo.”

Dissatisfied with the arbitral award, the 2nd Respondent and others petitioned the Ada Traditional Council to have the arbitral award set aside. The 1st Applicant also sought to have the 2nd Respondent’s petition set aside. Having failed to have the petition at the Judicial Committee of the Ada Traditiona…

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