Maris v. Lindsey

This cause was here before in Maris et al. v. Lindsey et al., 124 Miss. 742, 87 So. 13. Upon a remand to the lower court for an accounting between the parties, much testimony was heard by the chancellor, and a decree was *343rendered in favor of the present appellant Maris against the appellees for an amount, with a lien upon the lands involved for its payment. The appellants being dissatisfied with the different items, allowed and disallowed in the decree of the chancellor, and the appellees also being’ dissatisfied with some of the rulings and allowances in the decree, both parties appeal to…