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Jackson County v. McCord et al.
117 Ala. 700·Alabama Supreme Court·1897·AL
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Opinion
Jackson County v. McCord et al.
Appeal from the Chancery Court of Jackson.
Heard before the Hon. William H. Simpson.
R. W. Clopton and Shelby & Pleasants, for appellant.
J. E. Brown and W. H. Norwood, contra.
[MAJORITY — Brickell, C. J.]
This case is in all respects similar to the case of Jackson County v. Derrick, et al., ante. p. 348. From a decree sustaining the motion to dismiss the bill for want of equity the present appeal is prosecuted, and said decree is here assigned as error.
Upon the authority of Jackson County v. Derrick, et al. ante p. 348, the decree of the chancellor is reversed, and a decree is rendered, overruling the demurrers and the motion to dismiss the bill for want of equity. The cause is remanded.
Opinion by
Brickell, C. J.