Plaintiff, Mr Kelsen had a lease of a tobacco dealer’s shop in London. The Imperial Tobacco Co had an advertising board that projected into the air and above the leased property. Mr Kelsen initially had no complaints, but subsequently demanded that the board be removed. The Company refused, arguing that the interference by the signage […]
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Plaintiffs, a couple owned a land near the famous Mammoth Cave in Kentucky. They discovered that there was another such spectacular cave beneath their building. They capitalized on it – branding it the “Great Onyx Cave”, built a hotel around it and charged tourists for entry. Unbeknownst to them, while the entrance to the cave
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Case Brief: Bernstein of Leigh (Baron) v Skyviews & General Ltd The defendant, Skyviews took aerial photographs of houses and then offered to sell copies of the photographs to residents of the houses. On receiving such offer to buy a photograph of his country house in Leigh, Kent, Lord Bernstein took exception, and turned down
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Toure v Baako[1] This is a case decided by the Supreme Court having travelled from the High Court through the Court of Appeal. Facts: The plaintiff, in the High Court brought an action for the following reliefs: Declaration of title, and recovery of possession of all that piece and parcel of land situate lying and
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Full Text-Report Of The General Legal Council For 2022/2023 Legal Year Ama Governor Handed a Lifeline COMPOSITION:- 1. His Lordship Justice Anin Yeboah – Chief Justice and Chairperson 2. His Lordship Justice Victor Jones – Justice of the Supreme Court Mawulom Dotse 3. His Lordship Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie – Justice of the Supreme Court
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Ghana’s Constitution of 1992 with Amendments through 1996 preamble IN THE NAME OF THE ALMIGHTY GOD We the People of Ghana, IN EXERCISE of our natural and inalienable right to establish a framework of government which shall secure for ourselves and posterity the blessings of liberty, equality of opportunity and prosperity; IN A SPIRIT of
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SEIDU v. AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT BANK [1992] 1 GLR 536 The defendant-bank in 1983 advanced a loan to OY & Co. to purchase a tractor. The tractor was registered at the licensing office only in the name of OY & Co. By a deed of assignment, exhibit 1, OY & Co. assigned the tractor for a
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