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THIRD LEVEL COMPANY LIMITED
V.
DOUGLAS YAW ANTWI & ANOR

(2014) JELR 64457 (HC)

High Court 25 Nov 2014 Ghana
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- The case involves a plaintiff, a limited liability company, suing the first defendant, an employee of the plaintiff, for an alleged debt of GH¢ 90,901.42. - The plaintiff claims that the first defendant failed to account for products sold

Case Details

Suit Number:SUIT NO.RPC/67/14
Judges:ANGELINA MENSAH-HOMIAH (MRS.) JUSTICE OF THE HIGH COURT
Counsel:EWURAA ESI OTCHERE BAAFI FOR ASANTE KROBEA FOR PLAINTIFF; PATRICK ASANTE NNURO FOR DEFENDANTS.

JUDGMENT

This suit was commenced by the Plaintiff by a writ of summons and statement of claim filed on 02/12/2013, perhaps, one of the oldest cases pending before this court. Indeed, the Defendants amended their statement of defence thrice in the course of the trial and sought so many adjournments on various grounds. But for the attitude and conduct of the Defendant s towards this trial, the curtain would have been brought down much earlier!

These are the reliefs sought by the Plaintiff in its amended statement of claim filed on 02/02/2015:

a) Recovery of the sum of Ninety Thousand, Nine Hundred and One Ghana Cedis ( GH¢ 90, 901.42) being monies owed the Plaintiff which the 1st Defendant as the employee of the Plaintiff has failed to account for and which the 2nd Defendant has at all times been the Guarantor of the 1st Defendant with the Plaintiff.

b) Interest on the said amount from 1st October, 2013 at the prevailing bank rate till the time of final and full payment.

THE PLAINTIFF'S CASE

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