Broadus v. Calhoun
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtAnderson, J.
This was a proceeding begun in the court of a. justice of the peace of La-mar county by Joseph Fillingame & Co. against W. M. Havard to establish a claim and a lien for its security on certain lumber under chapter 282 of the Laws of 1922. Joseph Fillingame was the sole owner of the business of the plaintiff, and died during the progress of the litigation. Appellant, A. Q. Broadus, was appointed as administrator, and continued the prosecution of the suit on behalf of his estate. Appellee E. J. Calhoun claimed the lumber levied on. There was a trial and judgment in the court of the justice of…
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