STANBIC BANK GHANA LTD vs. MAGNA TERRIS LTD & ANOR

1 The court’s review jurisdiction is not an appellate jurisdiction but rather, it is the power of the court, akin to its inherent jurisdiction that may be invoked in exceptional circumstances, including where the court itself in particular have perhaps inadvertently committed a fundamental error, an error that on its face must have occasioned a gross miscarriage of justice to an applicant. Mechanical Lloyd Assembly Plant Ltd v. Nartey [1987-1988]. 2 The applicant was part of three claimants that brought interpleader claims before this court in respect of the deputy sheriff’s attachment of some landed properties in execution of judgment of this court in favour of the plaintiff. The ruling of this court on the matter was delivered on July 5, 2018. In the said ruling, the court found the mortgage interest of plaintiff/judgment execution creditor in the subject matter land under attachment prior in time, and also adverse, or superior to the mortgage interests that defendant judgment...