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THE REPUBLIC
V.
EBENEZER ACQUAH & ANOR. EX-PARTE: ERIC HAYFORD MINKAH

(2018) JELR 107390 (HC)

High Court 6 Nov 2018 Ghana
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- The case involves a dispute between two factions of a drivers union over control of a lorry station. - The court issued orders for the factions to operate in separate sections of the station and use specific vehicles for their operations.

Case Details

Suit Number:CR/17/2017
Judges:GIFTY AGYEI ADDO
Counsel:ROBERT ALLOTEY FOR THE PLAINTIFF. PAUL KUMI FOR THE 1ST RESPONDENT. KWEKU AGYEI GYAMFI FOR THE 2ND RESPONDENT.

R U L I N G

The facts leading to the instant application is that the Applicant and the 1st Respondent were both members of the Kaneshie-Mankessim-Ajumako-Assin-Fosu Drivers Union. In the course time a crux developed in the management of this Drivers Union that finally led to a split with the Applicant’s faction on one hand and the 1st Respondent faction on the other. This division obviously had repercussion for the control of the lorry station where at the original unified single entity operated. In a bid to establish their independence and identity as a separate faction (ie the Kaneshie-Mankessim-Ajumako Drivers Union) from their mother Union herein before referred to as Kaneshie-Mankesim-Ajumako-AssinFosu Drivers’ Union.

The latter went to write per Eric Heyford Minkah assist the Trustees of the Kaneshie-

Mankessim-Ajumako-Assin Fosu Drivers’ Union. In the course of the proceedings,

amongst others, an order for Interim Preservation of th…

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