Societe Generale Ghana PLC v Kingdom Beverages Limited and Others (CM/RPC/0505/24) [2025] GHAHC 96 (28 May 2025)

Societe Generale Ghana PLC v Kingdom Beverages Limited and Others (CM/RPC/0505/24) [2025] GHAHC 96 (28 May 2025)

The parties agreed to settle the plaintiff's claim by selling the collateral property and applying the proceeds to satisfy the debt, with terms for vacant possession and enforcement in case of default.

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Citation
[2025] GHAHC 96
Parties
Plaintiff: Société Générale Ghana PLC; Defendant: Kingdom Beverages Limited; Defendant: Unique Kingdom Communication Limited; Defendant: Kingdom Herbal Centre; Defendant: Jonathan Kwame Amofa
Court
High Court
Jurisdiction
Ghana
Case Number
CM/RPC/0505/24
Procedural Posture
Commercial / Consent Judgment
Outcome
suit settled by consent judgment
Legal Topics
Loan Recovery, Consent Judgment, Enforcement of Security
Source Language
en
Banking and Finance Secured Transactions Loan Recovery Consent Judgment Enforcement of Security

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Parties

Société Générale Ghana PLC

Plaintiff

Kingdom Beverages Limited

Defendant

Unique Kingdom Communication Limited

Defendant

Kingdom Herbal Centre

Defendant

Jonathan Kwame Amofa

Defendant

Procedural Posture

Commercial / Consent Judgment

  1. 1 Whether the defendants are liable for the plaintiff's claim under the loan facility agreement
  2. 2 Whether the property used as collateral can be sold to satisfy the debt

Ratio Decidendi

The parties agreed to settle the plaintiff's claim by selling the collateral property and applying the proceeds to satisfy the debt, with terms for vacant possession and enforcement in case of default.

Court Disposition

suit settled by consent judgment

Orders

  • The property at East Legon Residential Area, Accra, with digital address GA-288-9084, shall be sold and GH¢7,500,000.00 from the proceeds paid to the plaintiff.
  • Defendants shall allow potential buyers to view the property.