<p>JUDGMENT</p><p>SAEED K. GYAN, J.A</p><p>This is an appeal from the decision or Ruling of the High Court, Sekondi, dated 22^nd October, 2015.</p><p>It may well be said, in passing, that considering the particular circumstances of this case, it would have been expedient in order to save time and possibly expense to have skipped or avoided this interlocutory appeal so as to have promptly and directly dealt with the substantive matter or controversy raised for determination in the instant suit. It is, however, clearly understood that every party to an action in a court of law is entitled to test the ambit of the law touching upon their case, if they so desire. Arguably, it is such persistence that had helped to develop the law or brought clarity to some grey areas through construction and interpretation.</p><p>The Plaintiffs/Respondents/Appellants herein <em>(hereinafter referred to as Plaintiffs or Appellants) </em>who said they were children of the late Nana Osei Kofi Nti <em>(aka James Welbeck Osei)</em> and hence the beneficiaries…</p>