Liberia: Supreme Court Gives School Administration to Church

21 February 2018

Liberia's Supreme Court has ended a longstanding property dispute between a church and its school principal Ramson W. George and some individuals, placing the administration and all assets of the school under the full authority of the Church and additionally awarding it US$10,000.00 in general damages.

"That Co-appellants Ramson W. George and T. Augustine Nyenswah are ordered to relinquish the administration and all assets of the school to the appellee with immediate effect, paying to the appellee Ten thousand United States Dollars (US$10,000.00) as general damages for their illegal withholding of the appellee's property and the misuse of resources from the appellee's school," Court ruled Tuesday, 20 February.

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