EBUSUAPANYIN JOHN PEPE ABAIDOO vs. EBUSUAPANYIN EKOW AWOTWE & 3 ORS. AND ANNAN JACKSON

The case arises from an interpleader suit concerning a disputed piece of land known as Bomis. The Claimant, Annan Jackson, asserts ownership of the land as Ebusuapanyin of the Kona Royal family of Moree, claiming ancestral rights and historical possession. The Plaintiff/Judgment Creditor had previously obtained a judgment in a substantive suit against the 1st and 3rd Defendants/Judgment Debtors, which adjudged the land as belonging to the Plaintiff's family (Nana Amanyi Anona family of Moree Alata). The Plaintiff had obtained possession of the land following a Writ of Possession. The Claimant contends that the judgment was procured by fraud, as the Defendants in the substantive suit were deceased and the Claimant's family was not joined or notified. The Claimant denies the Plaintiff's ownership and asserts ancestral rights and statutory declarations supporting his claim. The Plaintiff denies the Claimant's assertions and contends the Claimant's claim is an attempt to frustrate lawful execution of the judgment.