· 10/15/1870
Terry v. Jones
Citations
- 44 Miss. 540
Syllabus
<p>1. Chancery — Pleading—Exhibits—Demurrer.—An exhibit merely referred to in the bill of complaint, and asked to be taken as a part thereof, does not constitute a part of the pleading in the cause, so as to aid a demurrer to a bill, which shows, upon its face a prima facie case for equitable interposition.</p> <p>2. Chancery — Pleading—Evidence_A bill in equity is part of the pleading, and exhibits are evidonce.</p>
Judges: Peyton
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