R. J. Williams Furniture Co. v. McComb Chamber of Commerce
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtAnderson, J.
The appellants, R. J. Williams Furniture Company and others, merchants of McComb city, filed their bill in the chancery court of Pike county, against the appellees, the McComb Chamber of Commerce and certain merchants of McComb city, members of the chamber of com merce, to enjoin the latter from carrying out what is denominated in the bill and the testimony in the case as “trades day” or “profit-sharing campaign,” conducted in McComb city under the auspices of the chamber of commerce. There was a hearing before the chancery court on bill, answer, and proofs, resulting in a decree denying the…
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