A man in Kumasi has been ordered by a court to pay GH¢40,000 to a woman after breaking a marriage promise. The Court of Appeal in Kumasi ruled on a dispute between Benjamin Yeboah Anokye and Priscilla Atsu over property and a broken marriage promise. The court found that Anokye had promised to marry Atsu but failed to follow through. As a result, he was ordered to pay the sum as compensation. The case highlights the legal implications of broken promises in marital agreements. The court emphasized the importance of honoring commitments in personal and financial matters. This ruling sets a precedent for similar cases in the region. The decision was made after reviewing evidence presented by both parties. The court’s judgment underscores the role of legal systems in resolving personal disputes. The case is expected to influence future cases involving marital contracts and financial obligations. (yen.com.gh)