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Polo Beach Files Injunction Against Labadi Beach Hotel…Over Jakpa’s Threats To Demolish Club

Spartan Ives Limited, operators of renowned Polo Beach Club in Accra, has filed an application for injunction seeking to restrain the management of Labadi Beach Hotel from going ahead Read More... The post Polo Beach Files Injunction Against Labadi Beach Hotel…Over Jakpa’s Threats To Demolish Club appeared first on DailyGuide Network .

Daily Guide Network reports that Spartan Ives Limited, the operators of Polo Beach Club in Accra, has filed an injunction application to stop Labadi Beach Hotel from demolishing the Club structures. The dispute stems from a land conflict between the two entities, currently pending in a High Court in Accra. Richard Jakpa, Director of Special Operations at the National Security Secretariat, has reportedly threatened to demolish the Polo Beach Club, claiming that Labadi Beach Hotel wants the Club demolished because the beachfront lands fall within an Executive Instrument (EI) owned by the Government of Ghana.

Polo Beach Club denies these allegations, stating that Labadi Beach Hotel has leased or rented adjoining beachfront space from the La Stool and has made payments to them. The Club is seeking an injunction to prevent any demolition or interference with the Club, arguing that such actions would make the substantive matter before the court meaningless.

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