The Appeals Court hearing the case involving shareholders of HFC Bank over the holding of an Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) has finally fixed a date for the hearing of the case.
[contextly_sidebar id=”Y5wmRkwQpSvqJDvxXw9WMD0IhPZDiPxJ”]The court of Appeal, has set Wednesday 4th March, 2015 to hear the case but this time with the full bench of three justices from the court of Appeal.
The last time the case was called it had to be adjourned because Justice Agnes M. A. Dordzie of the court of Appeal who sat on the case said there were too many technicalities to be determined by a single judge.
She therefore directed the registrar of the court to empanel the full bench of the court of Appeal to sit and determine the case after the motion for stay of execution application had been moved by the lawyer for the shareholder who had said he was not satisfied with the decision which dismissed its application at the high court earlier.
By: Norvan Acquah – Hayford/citifmonline.com/Ghana