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· 10/15/1893

Gibson-Moore Manufacturing Co. v. Meek

Citations

  • 71 Miss. 614

Syllabus

<p>1. Pleading. Form of action. Declaration.</p> <p>Since all forms of action are abolished in this state, a declaration need only state, in concise and intelligible language, sufficient matter of substance to show that plaintiff has a meritorious case.</p> <p>2. Same. Employe. Action for virongfnl dircharge. Declaration.</p> <p>A declaration alleging that defendant employed plaintiff for a term of one year, at specified weekly wages, and, during the year, without his fault, he was discharged, and that defendant owes him a certain sum as wages for the rest of the term, sufficiently states a cause of action.</p>

Judges: Campbell

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