City of Jackson v. Mississippi Fire Ins.
Mississippi Supreme Court
1DissentEthridge, J.
I dissent from the conclusion of the majority with the greatest reluctance, and only because I find myself wholly unhble to reconcile chapter 184, Laws of 1922, with sections 181, 182, and 112 of the state Constitution. I appreciate fully the grave situation which confronted the legislature and the people of the state, making it desirable to encourage by every means possible the organization of domestic insurance companies, and the great difficulty there was as a practical proposition in organizing sufficient companies and getting the necessary capital to operate such business. For many years…
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