Hunt v. Mann
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtAnuerson, J.
These cases were argued and submitted together. The controlling facts in each are the same. They are governed by the same principles of law. They are therefore considered and decided together. The cases involve a contest by appellants Dulaney and Hunt against appellees Brown and Mann, over the office of supervisor for the third and fifth supervisors ’ districts of Issaquena county. The proceedings were begpn by appellants in the circuit court of said county and resulted in a judgment for appellees, from which appellants prosecute this appeal.
Appellees Mann and Brown, when the result of the…
2Cases cited1 opinion
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