Nickles v. Kendrick
Mississippi Supreme Court
From the chancery court of Bolivar county. Hon. A. H. Longino, Chancellor. Kendrick, the appellee, was the complainant in the court below; the defendant there was Nickles, the appellant. The litigation out of which the cause arises has been quite extended. Kendrick and wife executed a deed of trust to Nickles, as trustee, to secure several promissory notes payable to Bur-bridge & Houston, who were merchants.
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From the chancery court of Bolivar county. Hon. A. H. Longino, Chancellor. Kendrick, the appellee, was the complainant in the court below; the defendant there was Nickles, the appellant. The litigation out of which the cause arises has been quite extended. Kendrick and wife executed a deed of trust to Nickles, as trustee, to secure several promissory notes payable to Bur-bridge & Houston, who were merchants. This deed of trust, and the notes it was intended to secure, were transferred to Leland L. Pearson. Default having been made in the payment of the notes, Nickles, the trustee in the deed…
1Opinion of the CourtWoods, C. J.
The appellant, Nickles, in the year 1895, brought his action of unlawful detainer before the special court authorized by statute for the recovery of the possession of certain lands in Bolivar county, and obtained a judgment in his favor. From this judgment Kendrick, the appellee herein, appealed to the circuit court. At the November term, 1897, of the last named court, on motion of Nickles, Kendrick was required to give a *340new bond with additional security. The order of the court provided “that if they [Kendrick and wife] fail to do so within sixty days from this date, then the appeal herein…
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