Neely v. Young

2 Citing cases

  1. Neely v. Johnson-Barksdale Co.

    194 Miss. 529 (Miss. 1943)   Cited 9 times

    The items of indebtedness recovered by the appellee against the appellant in this case were proved by writing and, therefore, were not barred by the three-year statute of limitations. Neely v. Young, 186 Miss. 879, 192 So. 292; Green v. Johnson (Miss.), 174 So. 552; Gulfport Fertilizer Co. v. McMurphy, 114 Miss. 250, 75 So. 113; Home Mut. Fire Ins. Co. v. Pittman, 111 Miss. 420, 71 So. 739; New York Life Ins. Co. v. O'Dom, 100 Miss. 219, 56 So. 379; Germania Life Ins. Co. v. Bouldin, 100 Miss. 660, 56 So. 609; Georgia Home Ins. Co. v. Holmes, 75 Miss. 390, 23 So. 183; Fornea v. Goodyear Yellow Pine Co., 181 Miss. 50, 178 So. 914; Washington v. Soria, 73 Miss. 665, 19 So. 485; Fowlkes v. Lea, 84 Miss. 509, 36 So. 1036; Blodgett v. Pearl River County, 134 Miss. 816, 98 So. 227; DeSoto County v. Wood, 150 Miss. 432, 116 So. 738; Rather v. Moore, 179 Miss. 78, 173 So. 664; Milam v. Paxton, 160 Miss. 562, 134 So. 171; Masonic Benefit Ass'n. of Stringer Grand Lodge v. First State Bank of Columbus, 99 Miss. 610, 55 So. 408; Blount v. Miller, 172 Miss. 492, 160 So. 598; Foote v. Farmer, 71 Miss. 148, 14 So. 445; Prince v. Prince, 190 Miss. 309, 200 So. 126; Hattiesburg v. Cobb Bros. Const. Co., 174 Miss. 20, 163 S

  2. Craig v. Craig

    5 So. 2d 673 (Miss. 1942)   Cited 8 times

    Nor could it possibly be said that the appellee was not negligent in so failing to do that which his previous customs and actions had led appellant to believe he would at all times do, when it was so evident that just such negligence and failure must result in just such an injury as occurred. Curry Turner Construction Company, Inc., et al. v. Byran, 184 Miss. 44, 185 So. 256; Murray v. Natchez Drug Company, 100 Miss. 260, 56 So. 330; Neely v. Young, 186 Miss. 279, 192 So. 292. Carl Marshall, of Gulfport, for appellees.