Appeal Court Throws Out Appeal Against Odartey Lamptey By Ex-Wife

The Appeals Court in Accra has thrown out an appeal brought against former Ghana international, Nii Odartey Lamptey, by his ex-wife Gloria Appiah.

The former Ghana striker can finally breathe a sigh of relief following a long standing legal battle between him and his former wife over one of his properties in East Legon.

Ms. Gloria Appiah appealed against a 2017 ruling by Accra High Court Justice Cecilia Don-Chebe Agbevey, who had ordered the estranged wife to vacate Odartey’s seven bed-room mansion in East Legon but must settle her with alimony of GHC 200,000.00, a car and Odartey’s four-bedroom house located in Dome.

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After back and forth in court, all three judges who sat on the appeal ruled in favor of the former FIFA U-17 World Cup winner and have asked Gloria to move out as soon as possible.

“I feel happy now because it’s been over seven years of legal battle but I thank God that finally her appeal against me has been thrown out and the court has ordered her to evacuate from my mansion,” Odartey Lamptey told Kasapa FM.

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“It has not been easy at all but I thank The Lord Almighty for a battle well fought. I thank my lawyers, Kizito Beyuo & Iris K. Aggrey-Orleans for a great job,” he added.

An excited Lamptey hopes nobody goes through the ordeal he has been through with his ex-wife.

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“It’s my prayer that nobody experience this kind of situation because it can easily ruin your life,” says the ex-footballer.

Source: Ghanasoccernet.com

Source: Kingaziz.com