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TAKYI
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GHASSOUB (GHANA) LTD.

(1988) JELR 68034 (SC)

Supreme Court 21 Jun 1988 Ghana
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- The plaintiff-appellant sued the defendants in July 1983 for the return of his caterpillar and damages for its wrongful seizure. The defendants denied liability and counterclaimed for ¢121,919.95 as money owed by them by the plaintiff. -

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Judges:ADADE JSC,TAYLOR JSC,FRANCOIS J.S.C,AMPIAH JA,LAMPTEY J.A.
Counsel:ASARE BEDIAKO FOR THE PLAINTIFF-APPELLANT; HAYFRON-BENJAMIN FOR THE DEFENDANT-RESPONDENTS
Other Citations:[1987-88] 2 GLR 452

ADADE J.S.C: The plaintiff-appellant (hereinafter called the plaintiff) sued the defendants in July 1983, for the return of his caterpillar and damages for its wrongful seizure. The defendants denied liability and counterclaimed for ¢121,919.95 as money owed them by the plaintiff. On the application of the plaintiff, the court on 24 July 1985 referred the question of the accounts between the parties to two accounting experts to be nominated one each by the parties. The plaintiff nominated a Mr. Asmah. The defendants decided to use their accounts clerk, assisted by their solicitor. The registrar of the court was to be the co-ordinator.

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