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JUDGMENT
JUDGEMENT
The Plaintiff through his attorney is in this Court claiming per his writ of
summons the following reliefs:
A: Declaration of right title ownership and possession of all that
piece or parcel of land which is situate lying and being at a place
commonly known and called Donkornyiem/Sankor measuring 100
X 100 more or less and bounded on the North by plot No. 129, South
by plot No. 127, East by a proposed Road and the West by Plot No.
B: Recovery of possession.2
C: General damages for trespass.
D: Perpetual Injunction restraining the defendant personally her
executrix, successors, defendants, privies etc. from committing
further acts of trespass on the disputed land.(Sic)
The plaintiff as averred in the statement of claim as follows:
That during the life time of his (plaintiff’s) mother Aba Okoma she lawfully
purchased a piece or parcel of land at a cost of GHC3,000.00 (old currency)
from Kojo Tetteh of Sankor near Winneba measuring 100 X100 more or less
which said landed property is situated lying and being at a place known
and called Donkoryiem/Winneba numbered plot No. 128 which is bounded
on the north by plot No. 129, South by plot No 127 East by proposed road
and on the West by plot No. 125. Plaintiff states also that the whole
transaction was later reduced into the issuance of land Receipt dated 16th
May 1984, in respect of the said transaction which was duly signed/ marked
by their respective witnesses. That Mathew Acquah is the only surviving
child of the late Aba Okuma therefore according to their customary practice
and usage, he is now the customary successor to the estate of his late mother
Aba Okuma. Plaintiff states that Mathew Acquah currently resides at
Tarkwa in the Western Region and due to proximity to Winneba where the
subject matter is he granted power of attorney to this current head of family
to institute this action on his behalf.
Plaintiff further states that his mother was in very peaceful and quiet
possession of the subject matter till her death some years ago. Plaintiff says3
that when he intended to construct a single bedroom on the subject matter,
he instructed Charles Bondzie to deposit a trip of sand in preparation of the
construction but strangely to the plaintiff somebody went to the land and
erected a flag on the land indicating that she is claiming the subject matter.
Plaintiff further states that he made series of enquires and the outcome was
that it was the defendant who went t