Shireman v. Wildberger
Mississippi Supreme Court
Appeal from chancery court of Coahoma county. Hon. Gr. E. Williams, Chancellor. Motion to vacate judgment.
1Opinion of the CourtEthridge, J.
This case was affirmed on a former day, and this motion is filed to vacate the judgment because it is alleged that Sam C. Cook, Jr., is a member of the firm of Cutrer, Cutrer & Cook, who represented the appellees in this court, and that the said Sam C. Cook, Jr., is a son of Judge Sam C. Cook of this court, a member of the division which rendered the judgment of affirmance; and that the firm of Cutrer, Cutrer & Cook have a contingent interest in the recovery in said suit, but that the precise interest that the said firm had in the recovery appellants are not advised, but that they are advised…
2Cases cited1 opinion
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