Gardner v. Price

Partially DisseNtiNG- OPINION.

Roberds, J.,

delivered a partially dissenting opinion.

The minutes of the supervisors are being attacked some thirteen years after entrance. For that time, the minutes have been, and are now, regular on the face thereof. There is no charge of fraud, or mistake, or that the minutes do not correctly set forth the action then taken by the supervisors. The oral proof to contradict them was not competent. Johnson v. Edde, 58 Miss. 664; Jones v. Williams, 62 Miss. 183; Childress v. Carley, 92 Miss. 571, 46 So. 164, 131 Am. St. Rep. 546. The recitals in the minutes…