Newell v. Illinois Central R.
Citations
- 106 Miss. 182
- 63 So. 351
Syllabus
<p>1. Injunction. Chancery court. Subjects of relief. Bill of 'peace.</p> <p>A hill in chancery exhibited by a railroad company against each and all of numerous plaintiffs in damage suits against the company, praying for an injunction against the further prosecution of the suits at law and asking the chancery court to take jurisdiction of all issues involved in the several suits, will not lie, even though all the suits arose out of the same wreck upon the railroad.</p>
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- concluding a claim was not time-barred when the claimant initially “relied ... upon the advice of his physicians that his injuries were muscular and temporary” rather than serious and permanent
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Judges: Cook
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