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SAROBI LIMITED v. N.P.T. KUPUALOR

2004

COURT OF APPEAL

GHANA

CORAM

  • Omari-Sasu, J.A. [Presiding]
  • Anim, J.A.
  • Kusi-Appouh, (Mrs.) J

Areas of Law

  • Civil Procedure

AI Generated Summary

R.C. Owusu, J.A., writing for the Court of Appeal, addressed an appeal stemming from disputes within the Association of Building and Civil Contractors of Ghana (ABCCG). The Central Region chairman sued the national president, seeking declarations that the office term had expired, removal, appointment of an interim management committee, external audit from January 15, 2000, restraint orders over presidential powers and finances, and fresh elections under the Electoral Commission. After the defendant entered unconditional appearance, the High Court refused a motion under Order 12 rule 24 and, following affidavits, granted summary judgment for all reliefs. Two notices of appeal followed, but counsel filed additional grounds without leave and improperly combined the appeals, contravening Rule 20(1) of C.I. 19. Despite directions to rectify and repeated adjournments, counsel failed to attend or cure the anomalies. The Court concluded the appeal was nebulous and dismissed it, with concurrences by P.K. Owusu-Ansah, J.A., and S.Y. Anim, J.A.