POLICY AND PRACTICE LAW REPORTS, 2PLR
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OSUMANYAWA YAW EWUA
V.
NANA SIR OFORI ATTA
THE JUDICIAL COMMITTEE OF THE PRIVY COUNCIL
THE DAY OF 28TH JULY, 1930
PRIVY COUNCIL APPEAL NO. 57 OF 1929
2PLR/1930/22 (P.C.)
OTHER CITATION(S)
2PLR/1930/22 (P.C.)
(1929) P.C. 57
(1959) II WACA PP. 11-13
LEX (1929) – P.C. 57
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BEFORE THEIR LORDSHIPS:
VISCOUNT DUNEDIN
LORD BLANESBURGH
CHIEF JUSTICE ANGLIN
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BETWEEN:
OSUMANYAWA YAW EWUA — Appellant
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NANA SIR OFORI ATTA — Respondent
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ORIGINATING COURT(S)
FROM THE SUPREME COURT OF THE GOLD COAST COLONY
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ISSUE(S) FROM THE CAUSE(S) OF ACTION
TORT AND PERSONAL INJURY – MALICIOUS PROSECUTION:- Cause of action – When would deemed to have arisen – Whether no action in a Court to claim damages relating thereto could lie until there has been an acquittal in the first Court
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PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE ISSUE(S)
ACTION – ABUSE OF COURT PROCESSES:- Duty of a defendant to put in a defence and if judgment is against him to appeal – Attempt to stop a a civil proceeding by raising a case in another Court and craving by means of a declaration to make good what is really the defence in the original action simply by saying that the bringing of the case is malicious – Attitude of Court thereto
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