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See the list of state lands, bungalows Judicial Service says were illegally sold by government

The Member of Parliament (MP) for North Tongu, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has shared a court document as part of his “State Capture” exposé on state properties, including lands bought by members of the New Patriotic Party and the Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo government.

The document the MP shared is a suit filed by the Judicial Service of Ghana against the Lands Commission, the Attorney General, and a private entity, Frimps Oil Company.

The Judicial Service asked the court to declare that it is the lawful occupant of some lands and bungalows opposite the American Embassy.

It also asked the court to declare the sale or lease of the said land and properties illegal.

“The Plaintiff/Applicant has sued the Defendants/Respondents seeking the following reliefs against the said Defendants: (a) Declaration that the Plaintiff is the lawful occupant of the land and bungalows opposite the American Embassy, labelled Plot 3A to 3F with six houses thereon.

“(b) Declaration that any purported sale, lease, grant or disposal of the land and bungalows opposite the American Embassy, labelled Plot 3A to 3F with six houses thereon, is unconstitutional and unlawful,” part of the court document reads.

The service went on to list the properties on the affected land as follows:

“Declaration that any purported sale, lease, grant or disposal of the land and bungalows listed in paragraph 13 of the Statement of Claim being specifically described as:

No. 7 5th Circular Road, Cantonments, last occupied by Justice F. G. Korbie

No. 18 5th Circular Road, Cantonments, last occupied by Justice Anthony Abada

No. 21 5th Circular Road, Cantonments, last occupied by Justice K.A. Ofori-Attah

No. 36 5th Circular Road, Cantonments, last occupied by Robin Bath’s family

No. 3A 5th Circular Road, Cantonments, last occupied by Justice Yaw Appau

No. 3E 5th Circular Road, Cantonments, last occupied by Justice Steven Knyoke

No. 3F 5th Circular Road, Cantonments, last occupied by Justice Julius Ansah

No. 24 Onyasia Roman Ridge, last occupied by Justice Akamba

No. 31 4th Circular Road, Cantonments, last occupied by Justice P. K. Gyaesayor

GET 5 or No. 28 Kotey CR GL-029-7742, Labone, last occupied by Dr Naomi Apea, Judicial Service Clinic

No. 4 Ridge roundabout, Ridge, last occupied by Justice C. J. Honyemugah

No. 51 7th Avenue Extension, East Ridge, last occupied by Justice Vida Akoto Bamfo

No. D.20 CNQ, Labone, last occupied by Justice Laurenda Owusu

is unconstitutional and unlawful.”

View the documents below:

Source: www.ghanaweb.com

Ogyem Solomon

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