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HIGH COURT ‘SEIZES’ CAR IN DISPUTE UNTIL FINAL RULING ON BANK MANAGER, NIMAKO AND HIS SIDE CHIC SEYRAM’S CASE

Until the final determination of the case between Deborah Seyram Adablah and Ernest Nimako concerning sexual harassment among other claims, the car in the centre of the dispute, which the former continues to drive, will remain in the custody of the court’s registry.

According to a report by Pulsegh, the High Court in Accra has ordered the Registrar of the Court, Law Court Complex, to take custody of the vehicle in question.

According to starrfm.com.gh, the Court (General Jurisdiction) presided over by Justice Olivia Obeng Owusu while ruling on an application on Tuesday, May 16 filed by Mr Nimako said the vehicle in dispute should be surrendered to the Registrar of the High Court for preservation. The court also ordered Mr Nimako, the Defendant (applicant) to submit all documents concerning the said vehicle to the Registrar, the news website reports.

Deborah Seyram Adablah, a former National Service person who served at a branch of First National Bank sued the then Chief Finance Officer of the bank, Ernest Nimako, claiming among other things that the defendant harassed her sexually during her service and also took back a Honda Civic worth GH¢120,000 with the registration No. GC 7899- 21 l, which he bought for her after registering it in his name that contrary to their agreement.

It is reported that the plaintiff drove the car in question to the court, but following the court order, she would have to hand it over to the registrar.

Meanwhile, the court also ordered both the plaintiff and the defendant to desist from making commentaries on the case on all platforms until a final verdict is made.

“Both parties are prohibited from posting any videos, pictures and materials on social media and traditional media which has the tendency to prejudice the matter before the court until the final determination of the case,” the court ruled, as quoted by starrfm.com.gh.

The order followed a motion by lawyers for Mr Nimako praying the court to restrain Adablah from dragging his name into the mad with continuous publications on TikTok, Instagram and other social media platforms.

 

 

 

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