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properties one in Allen street one in Fajara, one in Yundum, one
Mercedes Benz saving account at the standard chartered Bank.''
As the plaintiff completed her statement of claim the respondents responded on the
same page as follows:
“Amie Njie: Resp: I heard it, I have no problem. Fatou Ceesay;
Resp: yes I heard it but Ramatulie is represented by her sister Amie
Njie.”
After that the court had this to say: ''the court heard your complain and the
people you call are also aware of the fact that there must be merace. Now the
Court request you to write an affidavit or a letter sign by all of you instructing
the court to distribute estate, you are advised to proper plane and the valuation
report for the properties.'' At this juncture the court adjourned the case to 26th
January, 2010 for the parties to submit to the court valuation report for the
properties and an affidavit signed by all heirs requesting the court to proceed with
the sharing of the estate among the heirs. As these documents were not ready on
the adjourned date a few more adjournments of the case followed. However, by
29th Mach, 2010 the two documents were already at the possession of the court.
On that date the court read to the parties what appears to be its judgment in the
case. Part of what the court read to the parties is:
''.... No 25 Allen street property value at D1,3000,000= we therefore
calculated and concluded that the that the said property to be
allocated to the widows to be their share. No 25 Allen street is now
given to Rohey Ceesay and Fatou Ceesay respectively the rest of the
properties at Fajara and Old Yundum to the two sisters Amie Nije