HACHEM HASSAN & 2 ORS. vs HUSSEIN MOHAMMED FAKHRY & ANOTHER
July 31, 2023
HIGH COURT
GHANA
CORAM
- HER LADYSHIP JUSTICE AFI AGBANU KUDOMOR (MRS.)
Areas of Law
- Civil Procedure
July 31, 2023
HIGH COURT
GHANA
CORAM
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This is a Motion on Notice for Stay of Execution Pending Appeal.
I have read through the Motion Paper, Affidavit in support and exhibits annexed thereto.
I have also read through the Affidavit in Opposition and exhibits annexed and given careful consideration to the submissions by both Counsel in support of and in Opposition to the instant application.
The Court is minded to grant the instant application.
This is in Order for the appeal against the 6th April, 2023 Ruling of this Court not to be rendered nugatory in the event that the said appeal is successful. See the case of Livingstone Djokoto v BBC Industries Limited [2017] SCGLR 825 @ 830.
On the balance of convenience the Court is minded to exercise its discretion by granting the application for stay of execution as 2nd Defendant is likely to bear the brunt of greater hardship should the said application be refused.
The Motion for Stay of Execution of the ruling of this Court dated 6th April, 2023 pending appeal is hereby granted.
There will be no order as to cost.
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AFI AGBANU KUDOMOR, J (MRS.)
(JUSTICE OF THE HIGH COURT)
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Her Ladyship Justice Afi Agbanu Kudomor (Mrs.), Justice of the High Court, considered a Motion on Notice seeking a stay of execution of the Court’s ruling dated 6 April 2023 pending appeal. Having read the motion paper, the supporting affidavit and exhibits, and the affidavit in opposition with exhibits, and after carefully considering submissions from counsel on both sides, the Court was minded to grant the application. The Court reasoned that a stay was necessary to ensure that the appeal against the High Court’s ruling would not be rendered nugatory if successful. On the balance of convenience, the Court found the 2nd Defendant would likely suffer greater hardship if a stay were refused. Relying on Livingstone Djokoto v BBC Industries Limited [2017] SCGLR 825 @ 830, the Court granted the motion and made no order as to costs.