<h2 class="ql-align-center">JUDGMENT</h2><p><strong>ATUGUBA, J.S.C</strong></p><p>The facts of the case as stated by the Court of Appeal per Piesare J.A at pages 152-154 of the record of appeal (vol. 1) are as follows:</p><p>“The 2^nd Defendant/Respondent, E. M. Frimpong, who was the Managing Director of the Rosehill Shopping (Gh) Ltd., acquired a piece of land at Madina, and commenced construction of stores on that land. Some traders, who claimed to be members of the Madina Shopping Mall Association, expressed interest in the stores being constructed, and applied for allocation of such stores through the 3^rd Defendant/Respondent, an agent of the 2^nd Defendant/Respondent. Traders who applied for such stores were requested to deposit monies ranging from ¢6[Six]Million to ¢40[Forty] Million Cedis, depending on the size of the stores required.</p><p>The evidence of the secretary of these traders Mrs. Grace Dede Kleponi was that it was orally agreed that the money deposit made by the traders, would be used for the construction of the stores, for outright purchas…</p>