Mays Food Products, Inc. v. Gloster Lumber Co.
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtMcGowen, J.
The Gloster Lumber Company filed its declaration in the circuit court of Amite county against the Mays Food Products,. Incorporated, to enforce a materialman’s *692lien. There is a bill of particulars attached, and judgment by default was entered on constructive process, having* amended their declaration and made William Pierce Oneal, trustee in bankruptcy of the defendant, Mays Food Products, Incorporated, a party to the declaration. There was constructive process by publication, and we quote the only references to the post office address or residence of defendants found in the sworn…
2Cases cited2 opinions
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