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TETTEH OTUTEY TSIRAPAH
V.
FRANCIS KOJO AKWADAH

(2015) JELR 108173 (HC)

High Court 9 Nov 2015 Ghana
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- The plaintiff, Tetteh Otutey Tsirapah, sued the defendant, Francis Kojo Akwadah, for ejectment, recovery of possession, an order for the defendant to account for rents collected, and perpetual injunction. - The plaintiff claimed to be the

Case Details

Suit Number:BMISC 461/2012
Judges:(SGD.) BARBARA TETTEH-CHARWAY (MRS)

JUDGMENT 

The plaintiff, Tetteh Otutey Tsirapah, sued the defendant, Francis Kojo Akwadah,  for the following reliefs; 

1. Ejectment of the defendant from house number B65/10 and house number B67/10 Orgle Road, Bubuashie, Accra; 

2. Recovery of possession; 

3. An order for the Defendant to account for all rents collected on the said houses from 1999 to date and; 

4. Perpetual injunction. 

In his amended statement of claim, the plaintiff asserted that he was the sole  surviving administrator of the estate of Agnes Nyeke Tsirapah (deceased), whilst  the defendant was a tailor and a nephew of the plaintiff. He further claimed that  upon the death of Agnes Nyeke Tsirapah, who was his half sister, Letters of  Administration were granted to Mercy Asidahe Tsirapah and Comfort Amoaseyo 

Tsirapah, the defendant’s mother, to administer her estate. According to the  plaintiff, the High Court subsequently amended the Letters of Administration to  substitute the plaintiff for Mercy Asidahe Tsirapah whe…

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