Carroll Notion Co. v. Neville
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtMcGehee, C. J.
On April 3, 1950, the appellee, Billie Neville, as Trustee of Sam O. Morris, a bankrupt, formerly doing business as South Side Food Store, at Meridian, Mississippi, filed one suit to recover the sum of $325 from the Carroll Notion Company, a corporation-creditor of the bankrupt, and another suit to recover the sum of $692 from W. J. Warren and J. E. Whitlock, partnership-creditors, and ■which sums of money represented funds paid to them as alleged voidable preferences, under the Bankruptcy Act.
Both suits were filed in the County Court of Lauder-dale County, and by agreement of the parties…
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