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TIGER FORCE MICROFINANCE LTD
V.
KOFI ANNAN SAMSON

(2018) JELR 65055 (HC)

High Court 15 Jan 2018 Ghana
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- The case involves a motion for a warrant to possess and realize a charged property that was used as security for a loan. - The Applicant is a microfinance institution claiming to have disbursed a loan of Gh¢74,000.00 to the Respondent. -

Case Details

Suit Number:SUIT NO. MISC/0092/2017
Judges:ERIC K. BAFFOUR ESQ. JUSTICE OF THE HIGH COURT
Counsel:NANA ABA AKWAABA ACQUAAH MS. FOR KISSI AGYABENG ESQ FOR APPLICANT; VICTOR LASSEY ESQ FOR AGBESI DZAKPASU ESQ FOR RESPONDENT.
Other Citations:(2018) JELR 67103 (HC)

BAFFOUR, J.

Before the court is a motion on notice for a warrant to possess and realize a charged landed property of three–storey building situate at Dome Kwabenya that the Applicant claim was used as security to secure a loan of Gh¢74,000.00. The application has been mounted under sections 33(b) and 34(2) of the Borrowers and Lenders Act, 2008, Act 773. The Applicant claiming to be a microfinance institution registered and licensed under the laws of Ghana to engage in the business of lending, states in an affidavit sworn to by one Dennis Adjabeng, a lawyer in the firm of Cromwell Gray, LLP that per a loan agreement dated the 23rd of January, 2013 the Applicant disbursed an amount of Seventy-Four Thousand Ghana Cedis (Ghc74,000.00) to the Respondent as a loan payable within a period of six months with the interest rate of Ghc5,920.00 per month.

Applicant further claim that the loan granted the Respondent was secured with a landed property at Dome Kwabenya and the said security was regis…

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