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Case LawGhana

Baffoe v Wilson (A2/25/25) [2025] GHADC 92 (18 February 2025)

District Court of Ghana
18 February 2025

Judgment

**THE DISTRICT COURT HELD AT WINNEBA IN THE CENTRAL REGION OF GHANA ON THURSDAY THE 18****TH****DAY OF FEBRUARY, 2025 BEFORE HER WORSHIP AKUA OPPONG MENSAH SITTING AS RELIEVING MAGISTRATE** _**SUIT NO. A2/25/25**_ **ALBERT KWEKU BAFFOE .... PLAINTIFF** **VRS** **KOJO WILSON .... DEFENDANT** __ Parties present. _**BY COURT:**_ The parties have amicably settled the matter in the following terms. 1. The Defendant requested for a 7 week grace period to pay the entire amount to Plaintiff but the Plaintiff added an extra 2 weeks for payment to be made by 31st March, 2025. 2. Defendant agreed that should he fail to repay the entire amount, Plaintiff should take over his corn mill machine so Plaintiff can work with it until payment is concluded. 3. Parties also agreed that interest of GH¢1,100.00 is to paid to the principal amount of GH¢5,000.00 making the total debt owed GH¢6,100.00. _**BY COURT:**_ The terms of settlement duly executed by the parties and filed in the Registry of this court on 23rd January, 2025 is hereby adopted as Consent Judgment of the Court. **Terms of Agreement:** Upon mediation, parties agreed to an amicable settlement as follows:- 1. That the Respondent requested for seven (7) weeks grace period to pay the entire amount to the Plaintiff, but the Plaintiff added extra two (2) weeks which expires on 31st March, 2025. 2. That the Respondent agreed that should he fail to pay the entire money to the Plaintiff after the nine (9) weeks period, the Court should take over his corn mill machine located in Winneba and hand it over to the Plaintiff so he can work with it until he finishes paying himself. 3. That an interest of One Thousand One Hundred Ghana Cedis (GH¢1,100.00) is added to the Five Thousand Ghana Cedis (GH¢5,000.00) claimed to make the amount payable to be Six Thousand One Hundred Ghana Cedis (GH¢6,100.00) **................................SIGNED........................................** **H/W AKUA OPPONG-MENSAH** **(MAGISTRATE)** SITTING AS RELEIVING MAGISTRATE

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