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SAMUEL ADUSEI
V.
FIDELITY BANK GHANA LIMITED

(2017) JELR 107643 (HC)

High Court 29 Jun 2017 Ghana
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- The plaintiff was an employee of the defendant, a banking institution in Ghana, from 2011 to 2015. - The plaintiff received an email to work on purchasing a generator for the defendant's branch. - The plaintiff claimed that he could not p

Case Details

Suit Number:SUIT No. INDL/0048/16
Judges:JUSTICE GIFTY DEKYEM
Counsel:K Amofa-Agyemang ESQ for Plaintiff Aurelius Awuku ESQ for Defendant

JUDGMENT 

Plaintiff was Defendant’s employee between 2011 and 2015. Defendant is a  banking institution operating in Ghana. In or about October, 2014, Plaintiff  received an email to work jointly with another employee to purchase a generator  for Defendant’s Ahodwo branch. Plaintiff averred that, a technical report on the existing generator was to be received from Defendant’s Mr George K. Boateng  before the request to purchase could be processed. 

Plaintiff stated that, he initiated the procurement process by requesting for  quotations from three different vendors. He also stated that, before the receipt of the quotations he had followed up on the technical report from Mr Boateng on  two occasions to no avail; he therefore did not have the authority to purchase the  generator without the technical report. Plaintiff averred that, unknown to him  and whilst waiting for the technical report, Mr Boateng had rented a generator  for the Ahodwo branch with its attendant costs implications to…

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