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· 5/15/1870

Mister v. McLean

Citations

  • 43 Miss. 268

Syllabus

<p>1. Validity oe Mississippi Legislation dubing the Rebellion. — For certain purposes, and within certain limits, acts passed by the legislature of this state, during the rebellion, must be regarded as valid. The act suspending for a limited time, tho statutes of limitation, passed December 31, 1862, is valid. Decision in case of Buchanan v. Smith and Barksdale,* at this term, cited and re-affirmed.</p>

Judges: Simrall

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