Mizell v. Black
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
BOWLING, Justice, for the Court:
This appeal is from the Chancery Court of George County. Appellant, Lauree Mi-zell, filed her bill of complaint alleging that she was the owner by adverse possession of a 78-acre tract of land rather than appel-lees, John E. Black and others, who claimed under a quitclaim deed executed to them in June, 1971. The chancellor found that appellant did not have title to the land by adverse possession.
Appellant propounds three assignments of error, namely:
1. The court erred in ruling that the deadman’s statute [Mississippi Code Annotated section 13-1-7 (1972)] made…
2Cases cited1 opinion
- Houser v. HouserMississippi Supreme Court · 1964
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