KUTTIN V ASAMOAH (A2/37/2023) [2024] GHADC 525 (18 October 2024)
The Plaintiff failed to prove that the Defendant submitted to arbitration at the Fomena Traditional Council or paid any submission fees, and there was no binding arbitration award in Plaintiff's favour. The inconsistencies in Plaintiff's evidence and lack of proof of Defendant's consent to arbitration led to dismissal of the claim.
- Citation
- KUTTIN V ASAMOAH (A2/37/2023) [2024] GHADC 525 (18 October 2024)
- Parties
- Plaintiff: Isaac Kuttin; Defendant: James Owusu Asamoah
- Court
- ghadc
- Jurisdiction
- Ghana
- Judgment Date
- 18 October 2024
- Procedural Posture
- Civil / Judgment
- Outcome
- Plaintiff's claim dismissed as unmeritorious.
- Legal Topics
- Arbitration Costs, Customary Arbitration, Negotiated Settlement, Burden of Proof
- Source Language
- eng
Case Brief
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Parties
Isaac Kuttin
Plaintiff
James Owusu Asamoah
Defendant
Procedural Posture
Civil / Judgment
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the decision of the chief of Boaitey and his elders was binding on the parties
- 2 Whether the decision of the chief of Boaitey was appealable to the Fomena Traditional Council
- 3 Whether an award was given by the Fomena Traditional Council
Ratio Decidendi
The Plaintiff failed to prove that the Defendant submitted to arbitration at the Fomena Traditional Council or paid any submission fees, and there was no binding arbitration award in Plaintiff's favour. The inconsistencies in Plaintiff's evidence and lack of proof of Defendant's consent to arbitration led to dismissal of the claim.
Court Disposition
Plaintiff's claim dismissed as unmeritorious.
Orders
- Plaintiff's claim is dismissed.
- Plaintiff to pay costs of GHC 2,000.00 to Defendant.
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