IDS HONOUR G. C. N. TEQUAH, Stipendiary Magistrate for the City of Monrovia, and JOHN BRIGHT, Appellants, v. HENRY ELLIOT, Appellee.

JUDGMENT WITHOUT OPINION

Decided: February 5, 1982.

At the call of this case for hearing, Counsellor P. Amos George appeared for the appellants and Counsellor E. Wade Appleton appeared for the appellee. By permission of Court, Counsellor George requested that the case be remanded with instructions to the judge of the of the People’s First Judicial Circuit Court, Criminal Assizes “A”‘ Montserrado County, to resume jurisdiction and send a mandate to the People’s Magisterial Court, Temple of Justice, City of Monrovia, to conduct a de novo trial of the action of summary ejectment out of which these proceedings have grown. Counsel for appellee interposed no objection to the request by counsel for the appellant. It is therefore adjudged that the said request for a remand of this case is hereby granted, and the Clerk of this Court is, therefore, ordered to send a mandate to the People’s First Judicial Circuit Court, Criminal Assizes “A”, Montserrado County, to resume jurisdiction over the case in keeping with this judgment. Costs are to abide final determination of the main case. And it is hereby so ordered.

NOTE: His Honour Boima K. Morris, not having been present when this was heard and decided, did not take part. Hence, he did not sign this judgement.

His Honour Roosevelt S. T. Bortue participated in the deliberation and determination of this case, but died before the final preparation of this judgment. Hence, he did not sign this judgment.