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THE REPUBLIC
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THE VICE CHANCELLOR KWAME NKRUMAH UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY EX-PARTE: NNAMBI NNAKWADORO ENEKWA & 4 ORS

(2008) JELR 68429 (SC)

Supreme Court 12 Nov 2008 Ghana
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- Supreme Court set aside the appellants' dismissals from Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology for failure to comply with due process as laid out in the university’s own regulations (Students Guide), specifically the requireme

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Suit Number:CIVIL APPEAL NO. J4/7/2008
Judges:BROBBEY J.S.C. (PRESIDING), OWUSU (MS) J.S.C., DOTSE J.S.C., BAFFOE-BONNIE J.S.C.,ANIN YEBOAH J.S.C.
Counsel:SIR DENNIS ADJEI FOR THE APPELLANTS,KWAKU NTI FOR THE RESPONDENT

JUDGMENT

ANIN YEBOAH, J.S.C.

This is an appeal against the decision of the Court of Appeal dated the 28th February, 2008. The appellants were at the time material to this action, students of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology at Kumasi pursuing various degree courses.

On the 25th August, 2006, the Registrar of the University (the respondent herein) acting on the instructions of the Vice – Chancellor wrote to each of the appellants dismissing all of them from the University. The affidavit which supported the application at the High Court was sworn to by one Jamal Anabio, a law clerk of the solicitor who initiated the proceedings for Judicial Review. The basis for the application was that the applicants had on 26th August, 2006 proceeded on vacation. On 26th August 2006, the Registrar of the University wrote a letter to each to the appellants herein, dismissing them from the University. The letter claimed that the appellants were dismissed because their continued stay o…

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