[2021]DLHC11357 • July 28, 2021 • High Court
NII AMOO DODOO AND AYAABA EMMANUEL vs. G. H. S. HOUSING LTD AND MR. OSEI BAAFOUR
1.0 INTRODUCTION: On 18th March, 2016, the Plaintiffs caused to be issued out for them a writ against the Defendants jointly and severally per their indorsement on their said writ for; (a) Declaration of title in favour of the 2nd Plaintiff of all that parcel of land described in paragraph 6 of their accompanying Statement of Claim. (b) Recovery of possession (c) Damages for trespass (d) Costs and (e) Any other order as the Court may in the interest of justice deem fit. 1.1 The facts of the case as can be seen from the statement of claim are that the 1st Plaintiff, the head of the Dodoo Clottey family of Pokuase granted a parcel of the family’s land to the 2nd Plaintiff for valuable consideration in or around 2014. 1.2 Before the grant to the 2nd Plaintiff by the 1st Plaintiff, the 1st Plaintiff had made an earlier grant of a larger portion of his said family land to the 1st Defendant, an Estate Developer, who had then erected electricity pylons on its land and had actually.....