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Neel v. Neel

Citations

  • 61 Miss. 630

Syllabus

<p>1. Appeal. From decree in vacation. When summons not required. An appeal under l 2311 of the Code of 1880 from an order or decree in vacation perfected at the time of the making of the decree or order by giving the required bond is to be considered as one perfected during term time, and a summons to the opposite party is not necessary.</p> <p>2. Same. When summons necessary. Service. When the appeal is not perfected at the time a summons is required, and if not executed ten days before the return day, it will be good only for the term next after that to which it is returnable.</p>

Judges: Campbell

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