Davis v. Holifield
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
SMITH, Justice.
The litigation, out of which the present appeal arose, was initiated by the filing of a bill of complaint by appellant, Raymond L. Davis, against Morgan Holifield, ap-pellee, in the Chancery Court of George County. The bill sought: (1) reformation of a deed, executed by Holifield conveying certain land to Davis, so as to embrace 70 acres instead of 54.2, (2) an injunction restraining Holifield from foreclosing a trust deed, executed by Davis, securing the balance of the purchase money for the land, (3) a money judgment against Holi-field for $47.62, the amount of the ad valorem…
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- Martin v. ParteeMississippi Supreme Court · 1920
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