DeBlanc, Gail Lofton and David DeBlanc v. Mable Lofton Stancil
Docket Number: | 1999-CT-01074-SCT Linked Case(s): 1999-CA-01074-COA ; 1999-CA-01074-COA |
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Supreme Court: |
Opinion Date: 03-07-2002 Opinion Author: WALLER, Holding: REVERSED AND RENDERED |
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Additional Case Information: |
Judge(s) Concurring: PITTMAN, C.J., SMITH, P.J., COBB, DIAZ, CARLSON AND GRAVES, JJ., Dissenting Author : McRAE, P.J. AND EASLEY, J., Procedural History: Summary Judgment Nature of the Case: Real Property |
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Trial Court: |
Date of Trial Judgment: 02-17-1999 Appealed from: LINCOLN COUNTY CHANCERY COURT Judge: Ed Patten Disposition: In a dispute over a deed to real property, the trial court found that matters deemed admitted under the Mississippi Rules of Civil Procedure were sufficient to grant summary judgment. The Court of Appeals reversed and remanded because the trial court entered summary judgment without considering an affidavit favorable to the opponents of the motion. |
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Appellant: | GAIL LOFTON DeBLANC
AND DAVID DeBLANC |
J. C. AINSWORTH, JR.
ROBERT WARREN MOAK |
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Appellee: | MABLE LOFTON STANCIL | RAYMOND OSBORN BOUTWELL, JR. |
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