NEW ORLEANS & NE. RAILROAD v. Gable

How courts have described this case

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

• We said in the recent case of Johnson v. Bagby, Miss., [252 Miss. 125,] 171 So.2d 327, decided February 1, 1965, that `[a]s yet, litigants have the right not only to choose their forum but frequently the right to choose their adversaries.'
• We said in the recent case of Johnson v. Bagby, Miss., [252 Miss. 125,] 171 So.2d 327, decided February 1, 1965, that `[a]s yet, litigants have the right not only to choose their forum but frequently the right to choose their adversaries.'
• “We said in the recent case of Johnson v. Bagby, Miss., 171 So.2d 327, decided February 6 1, 1965, that '[a]s yet, litigants have the right not only to choose their forum but frequently the right to choose their adversaries.'
• We said in the recent case of Johnson v. Bagby, Miss., [252 Miss. 125,] 171 So. 2d 327, decided February 1, 1965, that ‘[a]s yet, litigants have the right not only to choose their forum but frequently the right to choose their adversaries.’

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