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MADAM AKUA AMPONSAH vs SOLOMON OWUSU TABIRI & ANOR

2019

HIGH COURT

GHANA

CORAM

  • HIS LORDSHIP JUSTICE NICHOLAS M.C. ABODAKPI J.

Areas of Law

  • Civil Procedure
  • Evidence Law

AI Generated Summary

His Lordship Justice Nicholas M.C. Abodakpi of the High Court considered a motion filed on 25/02/2019 by 1st Defendant Solomon Owusu Tabiri seeking to set aside service of a purported amended writ of summons. Tabiri asserted that, although the court had ordered substituted service and amendment to include 2nd Defendant Oppong Adei Baffour, the process posted on the property was the old 07/01/2010 writ naming only him. The respondent opposed with documentary proof: an amended writ and statement of claim (Exhibit ‘1’) and a search report (Exhibit ‘2’) showing service on the 1st Defendant’s lawyer, and indicated the 2nd Defendant was served by substituted service. After examining Exhibit ‘EAA1’ (order for substituted service) and Exhibit ‘EAA2’ (the writ), the court found the writ had been amended and both defendants duly served, attributed any posting of the old process to bailiffs, dismissed the application, and directed the Registrar to repeat the posting with a fresh affidavit of posting.

RULING