Akuffo v Agyemang and Others (C13/25/2023) [2025] GHAHC 157 (5 March 2025)

Akuffo v Agyemang and Others (C13/25/2023) [2025] GHAHC 157 (5 March 2025)

The parties mutually agreed to settle the dispute by presenting Bossman Agyarko as the nominated successor for customary rites, and the plaintiff waived costs, leading to a consent judgment.

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Citation
[2025] GHAHC 157
Parties
Plaintiff: Abusuapanyin Kwasi Akuffo; Defendant: Moses Kwame Agyemang; Defendant: Sampson Amadi Owusu; Defendant: Quao Robert Agyemang; Defendant: Okae Agyemang; Defendant: Matilda Okae; Defendant: Bossman Agyarko
Court
High Court
Jurisdiction
Ghana
Case Number
C13/25/2023
Procedural Posture
Civil / Consent Judgment
Outcome
consent judgment entered; case settled
Legal Topics
Succession, Family Headship, Customary Rites
Source Language
en
Family Law Customary Law Succession Family Headship Customary Rites

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Parties

Abusuapanyin Kwasi Akuffo

Plaintiff

Moses Kwame Agyemang

Defendant

Sampson Amadi Owusu

Defendant

Quao Robert Agyemang

Defendant

Okae Agyemang

Defendant

Matilda Okae

Defendant

Bossman Agyarko

Defendant

Procedural Posture

Civil / Consent Judgment

  1. 1 Who is the rightful successor to the late Rev. Andrews Agyemang?
  2. 2 Whether the 6th defendant is estopped from claiming succession and headship.

Ratio Decidendi

The parties mutually agreed to settle the dispute by presenting Bossman Agyarko as the nominated successor for customary rites, and the plaintiff waived costs, leading to a consent judgment.

Court Disposition

consent judgment entered; case settled

Orders

  • Appointment of successor to the late Rev. Andrews Agyemang settled peacefully.
  • Defendants to present Bossman Agyarko to elders at Aburi for customary rites.