Akosua Otwiwa & Anor. V. Adjoa Kwaseko (1937)
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Claim; damages for trespass.
Facts
The plaintiffs sued before the Tribunal of Krontihene, and judgment went to the defendant. They appealed to the Tribunal of the Paramount Chief and the Court was differently constituted on the various occasions it met. It dismissed the appeal and the plaintiffs appealed to the Provincial Commissioner’s Court, Eastern Province, which also dismissed the appeal. The plaintiffs appealed therefrom to the Court.
Held
The constitution of the Court of the Paramount Chief having varied as aforesaid, the proceedings before it were a nullity, and it is now ordered to rehear the Appeal from the lower Court.
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