JUDGMENT
“Purchasers of land, who ignore signs of possession by a party other than their vendor on the land, do so at their own risk and are likely to come to grief.” Per Date- Bah JSC (as he then was) in the case of BROWN v. QUARSHIGAH [2003- 2004] SCGLR. Defendants herein rival claimants to the land in dispute noticed structures on the land they purported to purchase, saw their vendor disappear after payment of first installment of the purchase price had been made to him and they had notice that the land they purported to purchase had been sold twice by their vendor and yet they proceeded with the purchase. They knew or ought to have known of a grant of the land to the late Dr. Alfred Qauo Archampong a private legal practitioner and yet they entered the land, served notices on tenants of the administrators of the late Dr. Alfred Qauo Archampong to vacate the land and deposited building materials on the land. The children and administrators of the said legal practitioner Dr.…