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JUDGMENT
The Plaintiffs by their Writ of Summons and Statement of Claim filed on 18th September, 2022 claim against the Defendants the following reliefs: a. Declaration of title to all that parcel of land being and lying at Ngleshie Amanfrom Kasoa commencing from the survey pillars SGA A195/08/2A on a bearing 01° 16’ which bearing together with all further bearings hereinafter mentioned is referred to meridian 1° West Longitude which runs for a distance of 22111. 9’ to PT1, thence on a bearing of 023°12’ for a distance of 380. 8’ to PT2, thence on a bearing of 119° 21’ for a distance of 183. 6’ to PT3, thence on a bearing of 198°49 for a distance of 232. 4’ to PT4, thence on a bearing of 162° 04 for a distance of 178. 7’ to PT5, thence on a bearing of 294° 09’ for a distance of 317. 8’. From pillar SGA A195/08/2A the point of commencement covering an approximate Area of 1. 60 acres.
b. An order for recovery of possession of all that portion of land described in relief a) that the Defendants have encroached and are building on.
c. An order for perpetual injunction restraining the Defendants, their heirs, successors and agents, workmen etc.
who claim through them from interfering with Plaintiff’s quiet enjoyment of his land.
d. Award of damages against the Defendant for trespassing onto portion of the Plaintiff’s land.
e. An order of award of cost incidental to the institution of this action.
f. An order of grant of any relief that this Honourable Court may deem fit to grant under the circumstances.
The Plaintiff’s case is that, sometime in year 2000, he acquired the land in dispute under a lease from Nii Kwashie Gblorlor III, Chief of Ngleshie Amanfrom and Djatse Kwame Bosompem, Head of the Akramanaa Family of Ngleshie Amanfrom, near Kasoa in the Central Region of the Republic of Ghana.
The Plaintiff avers that he took steps to have the land registered at the Lands Commission and a search prior to the registration revealed that the land belonged to the family of the 2nd Plaintiff.
Plaintiff further avers that subsequent to the purchase of the land, there was a contention on the ownership of the land in dispute and in order to safeguard his interest in the land, he again purchased the same land from the Odupong Anona family Stool of Odupong Kpehe, Kasoa in the Central Region.
The Plaintiff says that sometime in 2022, he realised some building activity on his land and his enquiry revealed that the Defendants are the perpetuators.
The Plaintiff reported the incidence t