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Businesswoman sues interior decorator, police commissioner over alleged shop furnishing dispute

A businesswoman has filed a suit at the Commercial Division of the High Court in Accra against an interior decorator and a senior Ghana Police Service officer, seeking multiple declarations, damages and the recovery of money and property over an alleged breach of contract involving the furnishing of her shop.
The plaintiff, Regina Akweley Oru, commenced the action against Mary Tsoene Nyatuame, an interior decorator, and Commissioner of Police Joseph Oklu Gyamera, who is identified in the court filings as the Director-General of Legal and Prosecutions of the Ghana Police Service.
It identifies the first defendant as an interior decorator based in Accra and states that the second defendant is a Commissioner of Police and Director-General of Legal and Prosecutions.
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