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General News of Friday, 14 July 2017

Source: ghananewsagency.org

Court adjourns GJA suit

The court would determine whether to strike out the reliefs and pleadings filed by the plaintiffs The court would determine whether to strike out the reliefs and pleadings filed by the plaintiffs

An Accra High Court has adjourned the hearing of the motion filed by Lloyd Evans and three other journalists against the entire Executives of the Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) and the 2017 Elections Committee to July 26.

The court on the next hearing would determine whether to strike out the reliefs and pleadings filed by the plaintiffs.

This is to enable the counsel for the Defendants, Mr Egbert Faibille Junior, to respond to a supplementary affidavit of the Plaintiffs.

The court presided over by Mr Justice Daniel Mensah also appealed to the two counsels Mr Faibille and Mr Samuel Seth Wood to see how best the two could amicably settle the matter out of court.

The Judge said, he had read all the documents and was of the view that the issue could be settled out of the court

Mr Faibille told the court that, he only had a copy of the supplementary affidavit through the Registry on Thursday, July 13 and needed a little time to fully respond to it.