Orgill Bros. v. Perry
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtAnderson, J.
Appellant, a mercantile corporation under the laws of the state of Tennessee, brought this action against the appellee in the county court of Tunica county to recover one hundred one dollars and one cent, with interest, the face value of a promissory note payable to the appellant’s order, which had theretofore been delivered by the appellee, Lena B. Perry, to the appellant.
Appellee demurred to appellant’s declaration on the ground of insufficiency in law, which demurrer was sustained, and appellee declining to plead further the case was dismissed. From that judgment of the county court, the…
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