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· 4/15/1887

Carpenter v. Edwards

Citations

  • 64 Miss. 595

Syllabus

<p>1. Chancery Practice. Answer on information. Effect of.</p> <p>A denial in an answer upon information is a denial “ otherwise than by the general traverse,” and is sufficient to prevent facts averred in the bill from being taken at the hearing as admitted.</p> <p>2. Same. Answer upon information. Failure of complainant to take proof.</p> <p>And if in such case no proof be taken to maintain the bill, it must be dismissed.</p>

Judges: Campbell

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