Legal Opinion
Wagley v. Colonial Baking Co.
Mississippi Supreme Court
Decided April 10, 1950No. 37441PublishedCited by 15 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
*841Smith, J.
Appellants are a co-partnership, doing business as Dixie Land Baking Company. Appellees, Colonial Bak*842ing Company and Hardin’s Bakery Corporations, are corporations, while appellee, Golden Krust Bakery is a co-partnership. All, in May, 1948, were engaged in the bakery business in the City of Jackson. There was another so engaged at the same time, the Acme Bakery Company, not a party to the suit.
Appellants filed their declaration against appellees comprising two counts. The first count charged, in effect, three violations of Sections 1088 and 1089 of the Code of 1942, and demanded an…
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