Hodges v. Hilton
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtCook, J.
This suit, which is an attachment in chancery, was instituted in the chancery court of Adams county against the appellant,' Mrs. A. J. Hodges, a nonresident of this state. The bill of complaint, as amended, alleged that the appellant was the owner of a two-story brick residence or building located in the city of Natchez, along the rear of which is an upstairs back porch, approximately fourteen feet above a brick floor on the ground level beneath the same; that, on or about June 1st, appellant leased said •building to Mrs. Effie Barnes, and afterwards the appellee and her husband leased from…
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