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The Supreme Court has ruled in favor of Sino Africa Development Company Limited over disputed land at Borteyman in Tema, Greater Accra Region. People who acquired and developed portions of the land prior to June 3, 2026, are requested to submit their title documents to Sino Africa for clarification of how the judgment impacts their acquisitions.
The court declared title in Sino Africa's favor, except for parcels claimed by Royal Bell Investments Limited and Terraform Development Limited. Possession of the land is also subject to the possessory rights of these two companies. The Supreme Court overturned the Court of Appeal's decision from March 27, 2025. Sino Africa has cautioned the public against purchasing or leasing affected land from the five defendants in the case or anyone claiming through them.
Any dealings with the affected land through those parties will be at the buyer's own risk. Existing developers are asked to provide copies of their title documents when contacting the company or its solicitors.
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