Kofi Amofa v The Queen (1952)Case Summary on Falsification of Documents by Public Officers
Facts of the CaseKofi Amofa v The Queen (1952) The appellant, Kofi Amofa, was a public officer who had access…
Facts of the CaseKofi Amofa v The Queen (1952) The appellant, Kofi Amofa, was a public officer who had access…
The case of Rex v. Buddie Udo Edem Eka (1944) is a significant decision of the West African Court of…
The case of R v Amissah (1940) is a leading authority in West African criminal law on the offence of…
Facts of the Case of The African Press Ltd v Ikejani (1953) The respondent, a medical practitioner, sued the appellants…
The case of Thomas Kakpo Pinnock v. G. B. Ollivant & Co. Ltd. is a foundational authority in mortgage law,…
The first three respondents were tenants in common of two houses in Freetown, Sierra Leone.They signed a written agreement dated…
The West African Court of Appeal, Nigeria, in the case of Okon Owon Eto Ndon & Others v. Amamong Village…
ellingt Court: West African Court of Appeal, Gold Coast Date: 4th April 1952 Judges: Foster-Sutton, P.; Coussey, J.A.; Korsah, J.…
In the landmark case of John Chidiak v David Coker, decided by the West African Court of Appeal in Lagos…
British Bata Shoe Co. Ltd v. Melikan (1956) is a major Nigerian case that explains how courts use their equitable…