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WILHELM AMESMAN
V.
ANGELINA AMESMAN

(2000) JELR 65493 (CA)

Court of Appeal 11 May 2000 Ghana
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- The petitioner respondent filed a petition seeking the dissolution of his marriage and various other reliefs. - The respondent filed an answer and cross-petition, seeking alimony, custody of the child, maintenance, declaration of ownershi

Case Details

Suit Number:CIVIL APPEAL NO.: 90/99.
Judges:GBADEGBE JA., OWUSU-ANSAH JA.
Counsel:ANSAH OBIRO WITH EFIBA AMIHERE (MRS.) FOR PETITIONER: ,BERTON ODRO FOR RESPONDENT/APPELLANT.

JUDGMENT

GBADEGBE, JA:

By his petition, the petitioner respondent (hereinafter referred to as the respondent) prayed for the following reliefs:

(1) that the marriage between him and the respondent/appellant be dissolved;

(2) that the house number as A.52 Abura Estate, Cape Coast be transferred to him

(3) that certain document described as valuables which were in the custody of the respondent be returned to him and

(4) an order for recovery of possession of the said house number A. 52.

Following the service of the process in the nature of a petition on the Respondent, she filed her answer thereto and in particular cross-petitioned for the

(a) payment of alimony to her by the respondent

(b) An order of custody of the only issue of the marriage,

(c) An order of maintenance of the said issue of the marriage

(d) A declaration that the house numbered A. 52, Abura Estate, Cape Coast belongs to her and

(e) An order of perpetual injunction restraining the respondent herein from interfering with her enjoym…

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