Lucas v. New Hebron Bank, Inc.
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtMcG-owen, J.
The appellant, W. W. Lucas, filed a bill in the chancery court of Jefferson Davis county against the New Hebron Bank et al., alleging that he was the true, legal, and equitable owner of 26 acres of land, hereafter spoken of as lot 4 in a certain section, township, and range, and that the appellees were claiming the title thereto by virtue of certain deeds and deeds of trust which cast a cloud upon his title. He prayed for the cancellation of the alleged title of the appellees, and for confirmation of his title, and for rents.
The appellees answered and denied the material allegations of the…
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