American Laundry Machine Co. v. Citizens Nat. Life Ins.
Mississippi Supreme Court
Appeal from tlie chancery court of Alcorn county. Hon. I. Q. Robins, Chancellor. Suit by American Laundry Machine Company, against the Citizens National Life Insurance Company and others. From a decree for insufficient relief, plaintiff appeals. The facts are fully stated in the opinion of the court. The appellant relies upon the principals of law as established in the following cases, to wit: Weathersby v. Sleeper, 42 Miss. 732; John Vam, Range Co. v. Allen, 7 So.
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Appeal from tlie chancery court of Alcorn county. Hon. I. Q. Robins, Chancellor. Suit by American Laundry Machine Company, against the Citizens National Life Insurance Company and others. From a decree for insufficient relief, plaintiff appeals. The facts are fully stated in the opinion of the court. The appellant relies upon the principals of law as established in the following cases, to wit: Weathersby v. Sleeper, 42 Miss. 732; John Vam, Range Co. v. Allen, 7 So. Rep. 499; Boone v. Mendenhall Lbr. Co., 97 Miss. 554, which cases, so far as we can find, are not in conflict with any other…
1Opinion of the CourtSmith, C. J.
It appears from the evidence in this case, in which.there is no conflict, that Mr. J. H. Collier was the owner of the building situated in the town of Corinth, Miss., in which he had installed and was operating a laundry plant. On September 9, 1907, he executed to appellee a deed of trust on the lot upon which the building in which this machinery had been installed was situated, to secure the payment of a loan of money made him by appellee. After this loan had been agreed upon and before the note evidencing the deed of trust securing it had been executed, Collier requested appellee to…
2Cases cited2 opinions
- Weathersby v. SleeperMississippi Supreme Court · 1869
- Boone v. Mendenhall Lumber Co.Mississippi Supreme Court · 1910
3Cited by2 opinions
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