Landstreet v. Meyer
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtGriffith, P. J.
The Lamar Hotel in Meridian is one of the larger and better hotels in the State, its property having a' value at the time of the hearing of about $450,000. It is owned by the Lamar Hotel Company, a corporation, there being approximately 3,900 shares of stock, of which, during the times hereinafter mentioned, appellant Landstreet owned 2,200 shares. The hotel is operated by Interstate Hotel Company, a corporation, under a ten-year contract made on September 29, 1937, under which arrangement the annual amount paid to the owner corporation, above all property and operating expenses and income…
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