In re the Boundaries of the City of Laurel v. Sharon Waterworks Ass'n, et al.


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Docket Number: 2003-AN-01368-SCT
Linked Case(s): 2003-AN-01368-SCT
Supreme Court: Opinion Date: 02-02-2006
Holding: Motion for Rehearing filed by the Appellees, Shady Grove Waterworks Association and Shady Grove Utility District as well as Jones County, Jones County School District and certain individual objectors, addressing the merits of the Court's original opinion is denied. The Motion for Rehearing addressing the issuance of the mandate taxing the appellees with all costs in this case shall be treated as a motion to amend the mandate and retax the costs, and as such, is granted.
Additional Case Information: Non Participating Judge(s): Diaz and Randolph, JJ.
Procedural History: Motion for Rehearing
Nature of the Case: Motion for Rehearing
Trial Court: Date of Trial Judgment: 05-30-2003
Appealed from: Jones County Chancery Court
Judge: R. B. Reeves, Jr.
Case Number: 97,0498
Note: Motion for Rehearing filed by the Appellees, Shady Grove Waterworks Association and Shady Grove Utility District as well as Jones County, Jones County School District and certain individual objectors, addressing the merits of the Court's original opinion is denied. The Motion for Rehearing addressing the issuance of the mandate taxing the appellees with all costs in this case shall be treated as a motion to amend the mandate and retax the costs, and as such, is granted. The mandate is amended to provide that the costs shall be taxed equally to the Appellant and the Appellees. The Appellees' request to defer the taxation of the costs to the trial court is denied.
  Party Name: Attorney Name:  
Appellant: In the Matter of the Extension of the Boundaries of the City of Laurel, Mississippi: City of Laurel, Mississippi



 
Appellee: Sharon Waterworks Association, Shady Grove Water Works Association, Shady Grove Utility District, and Jones County Board of Supervisors  


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