Campbell v. Farmers' Bank of Boyle
Mississippi Supreme Court
Appeal from chancery c.orirt of Bolivar county. I-Ion. G-. Edw. Williams, Chancellor. Bill by W. R. Campbell against the Farmers’ Bank of Boyle. A demurrer to the complaint was sustained, and plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtEthridge, J.
The appellant ivas complainant below and filed a hill against the Farmers’ Bank of Boyle, a banking corporation, E. H. Green, and R. D. Maxey, alleging that on or about the 13th day of December, 1919, one L. L. Box, being a leaseholder in possession of certain property described in the bill by virtue of a leasehold term of one year and the legal possession of said lands, subleased the same to *670the complainant for one year, a copy of said lease being attached to the bill; that on the-- day of January, 1920, complainant entered into, a sharecropper’s contract with the defendant Maxey, whereby…
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