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JUDGMENT
JUDGMENT
This judgement is the outcome of a writ of summons issued by the plaintiff against the
defendants jointly and severally for the following reliefs:
1. Declaration of title of ownership of all that piece or parcel of land situate at a place
known and called Koto Nkwanta and bounded as follows:
On one side by the Sabram Road measuring six (6) ropes
On another side by the property of Kwasiga Kanfra measuring six (6) ropes.
On the third side by Francis Dumasi’s property measuring six (6) ropes, and
On the last side by the property of Quashiga Kanfra measuring six (6) ropes, which
was acquired by the plaintiff by means of purchase from one Tokpala, from
Ahamansu.
2. General damages for trespass onto Plaintiff’s land.
3. Cost of ten thousand Ghana Cedis (Gh₵10,000.00) being cost of economic trees the
defendants felled and sawn from the plaintiff’s land.
4. Cost
SUMMARY OF THE SUBJECT MATTER OF CLAIM
Plaintiff is a farmer resident at Poase Cement and the owner of all that piece or parcel of
land mentioned supra. Defendants are also farmers residing at Koto Nkwanta. Plaintiff
says, he acquired a piece of land at a place known and called Koto Nkwanta by means of
purchase along the Sabram road. He states that in the early part of the month of January,
2021, he noticed that portions of his land has been cleared out with a bulldozer, and the
defendants started winning and heaping of sand from the land, and are constructing
building(s) on portions of the land. The plaintiff added that he also noticed that the
defendants had felled a number of economic trees, sawn them and kept them in their
home/house. When he confronted the defendants, they admitted being responsible for
felling of the economic trees on the land, as well as the winning of sand. Plaintiff
continued that, he later showed his land receipt(s) to the defendants but they failed or
refused to give vacant possession of the land and to render accounts on the proceeds from
the said sand winning and the felling and sawning/ sawing of the economic trees on the
land, hence this action to seek redress. Wherefore, the plaintiff claims against the
defendants as per the reliefs endorsed on the writ of summons.
He later filed a motion on notice with an accompanying affidavit for an interim injunction
order by the court restraining the defendants, their laborer’s, assigns or privies from
entering the disputed land. But the motion was not moved in court. The defendants
pleade