Comenitz v. Bank of Commerce
85 Miss. 662
Opinion
delivered the opinion of the court.
The judgment was absolutely void as to appellant Comenitz, and, being an entirety, was void as to all the defendants. This is the well-settled Mississippi doctrine.
The decree is reversed, cause remanded, with instructions to reinstate the injunction and make it perpetual.
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