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· 2/23/1959

DEARMAN v. Williams

Citations

  • 109 So. 2d 316
  • 235 Miss. 360
  • 1959 Miss. LEXIS 436

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • concluding vehicle seller had right to enter a private driveway and repossess a vehicle where debtor was in default
  • entering a private driveway to repossess a vehicle, without the use of force, does not constitute breach of peace
  • entering a private driveway to repossess a vehicle, without the use of force, does not constitute breach of peace

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Judges: Kyle, Arrington, Ethridge, Gillespie, McGehee

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