Corporations
In re Joseph Winfred MIMS v. William HOLDER et al. Ex parte Joseph Winfred Mims
292 Ala. 742297 So. 2d 809·Alabama Supreme Court·1974·AL
HEFLIN, C. J., and BLOODWORTH, McCALL and JONES, JJ., concur.
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Opinion
297 So.2d 809
In re Joseph Winfred MIMS v. William HOLDER et al. Ex parte Joseph Winfred Mims.
SC 683.
Supreme Court of Alabama.
July 11, 1974.
Charles M. Ingrum, Opelika, for petitioner.
Walker, Hill, Gullage, Adams & Umbach, Opelika, for respondent.
[MAJORITY — COLEMAN, Justice.]
COLEMAN, Justice.
On the authority of Ex parte Miller, 292 Ala. 554, 297 So.2d 802, decided this day, it is ordered that if, upon advice of this decision, the trial court does not enter an order allowing the plaintiff to amend his complaint by adding James Pearson, ABC Corporation as surety on the bond of James Pearson, and John Jackson as parties defendant, the peremptory writ to effectuate such ends will issue at the request of petitioner.
Writ awarded conditionally.
HEFLIN, C. J., and BLOODWORTH, McCALL and JONES, JJ., concur.