Adams v. Lucedale Commercial Co.
Mississippi Supreme Court
Appeal from the chancery court of George county. HoN. J. M. Stevens, Chancellor. Bill by Wirt Adams, State Revenue Agent, against the Lucedale Commercial Company. From the denial of his motion for leave, to dismiss his bill, without prejudice and from an order dismissing the causes and denying complainant any relief he appeals. The facts are fully stated in the opinion of the court.
1Opinion of the CourtCook, P. J.
We will treat the record in this case according to the theory of appellee as to what it contains, and what it should contain. The appellant, on July 28, 1913, a day of the regular term of the chancery court, filed a motion asking the leave of the court to dismiss his bill of complaint “without prejudice.” On July 27th the court overruled this motion, and on the same date, on the motion of appellee, the court entered an order dismissing the cause and denying complainant any relief.
At the preceding term of the court an order was entered for a hearing in vacation, the parties of each side of the…
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