Kretonia Marie Jones v. Mae Rainey Brown, Individually and as Administratix of the Estate of Mannie L. Brown, Jr., Maya Brown Thompson, and Melicia Rainey Brown
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Kretonia Marie Jones v. Mae Rainey Brown, Individually and as Administratix of the Estate of Mannie L. Brown, Jr., Deceased, Maya Brown Thompson, and Melicia Rainey Brown; Warren Chancery Court; LC Case : 75CH1:20-pr-00137-VRB; Ruling Date: 12/10/2024; Ruling Judge: Vicki Barnes; Majority Opinion: Emfinger, J. Disposition: Affirmed. Appellant taxed with costs of appeal. Votes: Barnes, C.J., Carlton and Wilson, P.JJ., Lawrence and Lassitter St. P�, JJ., Concur. McCarty and Weddle, JJ., Concur in Part and in the Result Without Separate Written Opinion. Westbrooks and McDonald, JJ., Concur in Result Only Without Separate Written Opinion.
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