Mandeville v. Stockett
Mississippi Supreme Court
In error from the southern district chancery court at Natchez; Hon. James M. Smiley, vice-chancellor. This was a bill exhibited in the southern district chancery court at Natchez, by H. D. Mandeville et ah, to recover a decree for money against Thos. G. Stockett and his codefendants. The bill states that the President, Directors, & Co. of the Planters Bank on October 14th, 1842, recovered judgment against defendants, Mrs. Pinson, Brown, and Thos.
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In error from the southern district chancery court at Natchez; Hon. James M. Smiley, vice-chancellor. This was a bill exhibited in the southern district chancery court at Natchez, by H. D. Mandeville et ah, to recover a decree for money against Thos. G. Stockett and his codefendants. The bill states that the President, Directors, & Co. of the Planters Bank on October 14th, 1842, recovered judgment against defendants, Mrs. Pinson, Brown, and Thos. G. Stockett, for the sum of $602.78, and $18.25 costs of suit; that November 15th, 1842, an execution issued, which was levied on two slaves, which…
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Fisher
This bill was filed by the appellants in the vice-chancery court at Natchez, to enforce the collection of a judgment recovered by the president, directors, and company of the Planters Bank, in the circuit court of Wilkinson county, against the appellees, on the 14th day of October, 1842, for the sum of $602.78, besides costs of suit. The complainants claim the judgment by virtue of an assignment made by the bank on the 8th of June, 1843.
To sustain the allegations of the bill as to the recovery of the judgment, the complainants filed as an exhibit to their bill, a transcript regularly…
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