The Supreme Court in unanimity has endorsed the validity of grants from the East Dadekotopon Development Trust relating to over 2,300 acres of the vast and prime Tse Addo Land.

The review panel which unanimously dismissed the review application of the Appellant, Adolph Tetteh, seized the opportunity to vary the decision of the ordinary bench and the effect of same on ownership of land by the East Dadekotopon Development Trust and grants made by the said Trust.

STAR OF THE MONTH - Professor Philip Ebow Bondzi-Simpson ESQ.

In the words of Justice Pwamang at page 3 - 4 of the decision of the Apex Court available for read/download below, "(c) In the circumstances that the judgment of the ordinary bench is being used to interfere with third parties rights and interest in land at Tse Addo, Accra and to ensure peace and the security of interests in land at Tse Addo, Accra without prejudicing the pending case of the respondent's grantors, it is hereby declared that, notwithstanding anything said in the judgment of the ordinary bench dated 12th November, 2025, any titles, interests and rights of third parties acquired from or deriving from the East Dadekotopon Development Trust in land at Tse Addo, Accra beyond the 2.0 acres (0.81 hectares) occupied by the respondent herein have not been determined by the judgment."

Do not disturb grantors of East Dadekotopon Development Trust

Minded by the decision and further orders of the Court in the Boi Stool case, the Supreme Court in a clear voice through Justice Pwamang gave the following orders to adverse claimants against grantors of the trust as follows:

"(d) Accordingly, it is ordered that all persons who trace their title to land at Tse Addo, Accra from the East Dadekotopon Development Trust shall not be disturbed in their possession, title or rights over their respective lands covered by their Deeds of Title unless..."

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