The Hohoe Magistrate Court also ordered her to pay a sum of GH¢ 800 to the Hohoe Municipal Assembly as compensation.
Mr Frank Azila-Gbettor, the Prosecutor, told the court presided over by Madam Edith Lucy Dzormeku that the convict was constructing a house at Gbi-Bla (New Abattoir Road).
He said on January 15, 2020, the Hohoe Municipal Development Control Taskforce, on official duty to check development projects realised the convict had put up a building at the said location without a development permit.
The Prosecutor said Fuseni was educated, asked to stop work and obtain a permit for the structure but refused to comply.
Mr Azila-Gbettor said on August 13, 2020, the convict was served a warning letter to produce permit documents within two weeks but failed to do so.
He told the court that Fuseni had already built and occupied a 3-unit hall and chamber house without a permit before beginning construction works on the building in question.
The trader was arrested and brought to court on a bench warrant after she failed to appear in court on May 10, 2021.
GNA