Nichols v. Gaddis & McLaurin, Inc.

Appellee filed a suggestion of error in which seven errors were suggested. The Court- called for a reply to only one point: The doctrine of recordation as laid down in Peeples v. Boykin, 132 Miss. 359, 96 So. 177, affects titles to real estate, is a rule of property, and is the law of this case. The majority overruled the sug*241gestión of error and thereby adhered to the decision of the original opinion to the effect that Peeples v. Boy-kin, supra, did not establish a rule of property.

With deference, I am unable to agree to the conclusions of the majority on the stated question. I think the rule…