<p><strong>PIESARE AG. J. </strong></p><p>The original claim against the defendants was for: (1) the sum of ¢190,000 being the full purchase price of a four-bedroom bungalow which the defendants had contracted to construct for the plaintiff in 1980; (2) ¢132,879.43 being the interest and bank charges on the mortgage loan of ¢190,000; and (3) damages for breach of contract.</p><p>In the course of the proceedings, the sum of ¢190,000 was refunded by the defendants to the plaintiff’s bankers through the court. The first leg of the claim was therefore abandoned. The suit was set down for hearing on 7 June 1988. The defendants failed to appear in court although duly served with the hearing notice. The plaintiff however, proceeded to prove his claim.</p><p>It is clear from the evidence of the plaintiff, and on the pleadings, that the plaintiff is a private medical practitioner and proprietor of the Folesfit Clinic, North Kaneshie, Accra.</p><p>The defendants are a limited liability company and a subsidiary of the Bank for Housing and Con…</p>