<p>JUDGMENT</p><p>This case has come about as a result of a purported agreement for the sale of the Defendant’s house as well as a supposed agreement to procure travel documents for the Defendant’s son, which fell through. By the endorsement on the writ of summons filed on 22/12/2016, the Plaintiff sought the following reliefs from the Defendant:</p><p>a) The sum of eighty-nine thousand Ghana Cedis being the amount due and owing.</p><p>b) Commercial interest on the said amount from October, 2014 to the date of final payment.</p><p>c) Legal fees being 20% of the amount due and owing.</p><p>d) General damages for breach of contract.</p><p>e) Two thousand British pounds sterling being the cost of air fare incurred by the Plaintiff for two return trips from the UK to Ghana in respect of the negotiations.</p><p>f) Costs.</p><p>THE PLAINTIFF’S CASE</p><p>The Plaintiff who describes himself as a businessman ordinarily resident in the United Kingdom stated that about two years prior to the issuance of the writ of summons, he negotiated with the Defendant on…</p>