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HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES INVESTMENT COMPANY LIMITED vs SURFLINE COMMUNICATIONS LIMITED & ANOTHER

May 23, 2018

HIGH COURT

GHANA

CORAM

  • HER LADYSHIP JUSTICE JANAPARE BARTELS-KODWO (MRS.)

Areas of Law

  • Civil Procedure
  • Commercial Law

AI Generated Summary

Huawei Technologies Investment Company Limited, as judgment creditor, and Woodfields Energy Limited, a judgment debtor identified as the second defendant acting also for the first defendant, resolved a post‑judgment debt through terms of settlement filed on May 18, 2018. An earlier High Court entry of judgment on December 5, 2017 had assessed the defendants to pay US$1,140,584.20 and GH¢10,000.00, and the Court issued a Garnishee Order Nisi on April 24, 2018 against garnishee banks. Under the settlement, Huawei waived US$100,000, leaving US$1,040,584.20 plus GH¢10,000.00 to be paid by seven specified cheques, including US$400,000 and GH¢10,000 dated May 14, 2018, and five monthly cheques of US$126,116.84 through October 2018. The parties agreed that upon delivery of the cheques, the garnishee and other enforcement proceedings would be discharged, and a default clause provided that any missed installment would make the full judgment amount immediately due with interest and allow execution without further order. On the plaintiff’s counsel’s prayer, the High Court adopted the terms as a consent judgment and discharged the garnishee order.

JUDGEMENT