Mississippi Supreme Court· 3/6/1985
Stennis v. Stennis
Citations
- 464 So. 2d 1161
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- insufficient evidence of habitual cruel and inhuman treatment where a husband slapped his wife, put her in a headlock, and washed her mouth out with soap
- insufficient evidence of habitual cruel and inhuman treatment where a husband slapped his wife, put her in a headlock, and washed her mouth out with soap
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Judges: Roy Noble Lee, P.J., and Sullivan and Anderson
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15 cases in this archive cite this case.
- Ferguson v. FergusonMississippi Supreme Court· 1994-07-07· cited 745×
- Smith v. SmithMississippi Supreme Court· 1993-02-18· cited 129×
- Jones v. JonesMississippi Supreme Court· 1988-10-05· cited 82×
- Kergosien v. KergosienMississippi Supreme Court· 1985-06-05· cited 72×
- Devereaux v. DevereauxMississippi Supreme Court· 1986-09-10· cited 61×
- Bias v. BiasMississippi Supreme Court· 1986-08-06· cited 45×
- Wilson v. WilsonMississippi Supreme Court· 1989-08-02· cited 33×
- Fournet v. FournetMississippi Supreme Court· 1985-12-18· cited 29×
- Steen v. SteenMississippi Supreme Court· 1994-08-11· cited 28×
- Day v. DayMississippi Supreme Court· 1987-01-07· cited 21×
- Reed v. ReedCourt of Appeals of Mississippi· 2003-03-04· cited 16×
- William W. Williams v. Ursel WilliamsCourt of Appeals of Mississippi· 2017-08-22· cited 15×
- Haralson v. HaralsonMississippi Supreme Court· 1986-02-19· cited 13×
- Alexander v. AlexanderMississippi Supreme Court· 1986-09-10· cited 10×
- Deborah A Richard v. Everett Clyde RichardMississippi Supreme Court· 1995-10-19
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