Greve v. McGee
Mississippi Supreme Court
From the chancery court of Harrison county. Host. Thaddeus A. Wood, Chancellor. McGee, appellee, was complainant and Greve, appellant, defendant, in the court below. From a decree adjudged to be interlocutory Greve appealed to the supreme court.
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From the chancery court of Harrison county. Host. Thaddeus A. Wood, Chancellor. McGee, appellee, was complainant and Greve, appellant, defendant, in the court below. From a decree adjudged to be interlocutory Greve appealed to the supreme court. This suit was instituted to reform a written agreement under which the parties conducted a business as barbers, for the dissolution of the partnership existing between them and for a sale for division of the proceeds of certain personal property belonging to the partnership. The court below granted relief as ■prayed in the original bill and dissolved…
1Opinion of the CourtMayes, J.
The decree here is an interlocutory decree. There was no ■order of the court or made by the chancellor allowing an appeal, as provided for in Code 1906, § 35.
The appeal is therefore dismissed, and the case remanded.
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