Joseph L. Moyse & Bro. v. Louis Cohn & Bro.
76 Miss. 590
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Joseph L. Moyse & Bro. v. Louis Cohn & Bro., 76 Miss. 590 (Mich. 1898).
Opinion
delivered the opinion of the court.
Hill v. Boyland, 40 Miss., 618, and Harlow v. Mister, 64 Miss., 25, are decisive that the trustee is a necessary party. The very argument ingeniously pressed by learned counsel for appellant here was made and disallowed in Harlow v. Mister. There is no merit in the other contentions.
Affirmed.
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Harlow v. Mister
64 Miss. 25 (Mississippi Supreme Court, 1886)
Hill v. Boyland
40 Miss. 618 (Mississippi Supreme Court, 1866)
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