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· 10/15/1903

Ball v. Sledge

Citations

  • 82 Miss. 747

Syllabus

<p>1. Justice’s Court. Appeal. Jurisdiction. Circuit court. Code 1892, ll 83, 84.</p> <p>A circuit court has no jurisdiction of a suit begun before a justice of the peace unless the record shows that a judgment was rendered by the justice of the peace and an appeal bond’ executed. Code 1892, §§83, 84.</p> <p>2. Same. Supreme court.</p> <p>The supreme court has no jurisdiction of a case begun in the court of a justice of the peace, unless the circuit court had jurisdiction.</p>

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