Mississippi Supreme Court· 6/3/1992

Shaw v. Shaw

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603 So. 2d 287
1992 WL 118472

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stating that the parties there erred in relying on pre-rule case law and failing to analyze joinder under Rule 19 of the Mississippi Rules of Civil Procedure
stating that “[ajlthough [a Mississippi case] was decided subsequent to the adoption of the Mississippi Rules of Civil Procedure, its failure to consider the implications of [MRCP] Rule 19 renders the validity of its non-joinder holding questionable”
“One of the most fundamental and long-established rules of law in Mississippi is that the [appellate court] will not review matters on appeal that were not raised at the trial court level.”
following federal precedents applying federal counterpart to our Rule 19

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Judges: Hawkins, P.J., and Banks and McRae

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