Legal Opinion
Trenton Lumber Co. v. Boling
Mississippi Supreme Court
Decided February 11, 1957No. 40283PublishedCited by 2 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtKyle, J.
This appeal involves three separate suits filed by J. B. Boling and others in the Circuit Court of Rankin County on September 22, 1952, for the enforcement of purchase money liens on undressed pine lumber and poplar lumber, which had been delivered by the plaintiffs to J. M. Holmes, Jr., the principal defendant, at his planing mill yard in the Town of Brandon.
The suits were begun by affidavits filed under Section 341, Code of 1942; and in their affidavits the affiants alleged that the lumber was in the possession of J. M. Holmes, Jr., at his planer mill site in the Town of Brandon, and that a…
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