Opinion · Mississippi Supreme Court

Gulf & Ship Island Railroad v. Walker

104 Miss. 363

Type: Opinion
Court: Mississippi Supreme Court
Jurisdiction: Mississippi
Date: 1913-03-15
Topic: general

Smith, C. J., delivered the opinion of the court. This motion is remanded to the docket for argument, either oral or written, addressed to the following question: Has this court, upon’affirming a decree of a lower court dissolving an injunction, the power to allow appelle damages in the nature of a fee to his counsel for services rendered in this court? Note. — The court remanded the case for hearing on this motion and upon the hearing sustained the motion and allowed the solicitor’s fee claimed. No written opinion was filed; the motion being sustained by the court from the bench.

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Smith, C. J.,

delivered the opinion of the court.

This motion is remanded to the docket for argument, either oral or written, addressed to the following question: Has this court, upon’affirming a decree of a lower court dissolving an injunction, the power to allow appelle damages in the nature of a fee to his counsel for services rendered in this court?

Note. — The court remanded the case for hearing on this motion and upon the hearing sustained the motion and allowed the solicitor’s fee claimed. No written opinion was filed; the motion being sustained by the court from the bench.