Amissah Vrs Arthur and Others [2023] GHAHC 2 (27 January 2023)
Plaintiff failed to adduce credible evidence to prove fraud or misrepresentation regarding the power of attorney or the Plaintiff's incapacity. The authenticity of the power of attorney was not effectively challenged, and no forensic evidence was provided. The Plaintiff did not prove fraud beyond reasonable doubt as required by law.
- Citation
- Amissah Vrs Arthur and Others [2023] GHAHC 2 (27 January 2023)
- Parties
- Plaintiff: Aba Amissah; Defendant: Nicholas K. Arthur; Defendant: John Justice K. Arthur; Defendant: Esi Manu
- Court
- ghahc
- Jurisdiction
- Ghana
- Judgment Date
- 27 January 2023
- Procedural Posture
- Civil / Final Judgment
- Outcome
- case dismissed
- Legal Topics
- Fraud, Misrepresentation, Power of Attorney, ADR, Setting Aside Judgment
- Source Language
- eng
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Parties
Aba Amissah
Plaintiff
Nicholas K. Arthur
Defendant
John Justice K. Arthur
Defendant
Esi Manu
Defendant
Procedural Posture
Civil / Final Judgment
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the 3rd Defendant misrepresented and perpetrated fraud in procuring the settlement of the case at the Circuit Court, Cape Coast through the Court Connected ADR
Ratio Decidendi
Plaintiff failed to adduce credible evidence to prove fraud or misrepresentation regarding the power of attorney or the Plaintiff's incapacity. The authenticity of the power of attorney was not effectively challenged, and no forensic evidence was provided. The Plaintiff did not prove fraud beyond reasonable doubt as required by law.
Court Disposition
case dismissed
Orders
- Plaintiff's case dismissed
- Costs of GH¢3,000.00 awarded against Plaintiff in favour of Defendants
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