AKUABA TOURIST LTD. AND RIVER PARK TRAVEL LTD. (PLAINTIFFS) vs. GHANA NATIONAL HAJJ COUNCIL AND 5 OTHERS (DEFENDANTS)

The case started with 6 defendants. But on application of defendant's counsel, the 2nd to 6th defendants were struck out as unnecessary parties. Phyllis Kumah represented and in fact testified for the plaintiff company, a tour operator. Somewhere in July 2006, she met the representatives of the 1st defendant and it was agreed that she presents a proposal for the organization of the tour/flight services to the pilgrims undertaking the 2006/2007 Hajj to Mecca. She did present the proposal dated the 12th September, 2006 for discussion. According services to the pilgrims undertaking the 2006/2007 Hajj to Mecca. She did present the proposal dated the 12th September, 2006 for discussion. According to plaintiff after the decision the defendant representative at the meeting added a fourth page after which all the parties appended their signature. She tended the documents as Exhibit A. In the agreement she was to arrange the flight with Afriquiyah Airline. From the evidence before me when the a...