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Page 161
... at the time of issuing such summons , publish a notice of the filing thereof containing the name or names of the petitioners , the name or names of all persons named in the petition , together with a short but accurate description ...
... at the time of issuing such summons , publish a notice of the filing thereof containing the name or names of the petitioners , the name or names of all persons named in the petition , together with a short but accurate description ...
Page 162
... examination of the title in every instance except as respects the right of parties , who , by proper pleadings admit the petitioner's claim . the return day of the summons and the day upon which the petition is set down for hearing ...
... examination of the title in every instance except as respects the right of parties , who , by proper pleadings admit the petitioner's claim . the return day of the summons and the day upon which the petition is set down for hearing ...
Page 163
... and the copy of the plot contained in the petition , and all subsequent transfers of title , and note all voluntary or involuntary transactions in anywise affecting the title to the said land , authorized to be entered thereon .
... and the copy of the plot contained in the petition , and all subsequent transfers of title , and note all voluntary or involuntary transactions in anywise affecting the title to the said land , authorized to be entered thereon .
Page 170
When an owner's certificate of title is lost or destroyed , the owner or his personal representative or heirs , may petition the court for the issuance of a new certificate . Notice of such petition shall be published once a week for ...
When an owner's certificate of title is lost or destroyed , the owner or his personal representative or heirs , may petition the court for the issuance of a new certificate . Notice of such petition shall be published once a week for ...
Page 180
... and such petition is supported by satisfactory evidence of the court , which petition may be heard in term time or by the chancellor in vacation , on five days ' notice to said husband or wife under such legal disability . Sec . 2.
... and such petition is supported by satisfactory evidence of the court , which petition may be heard in term time or by the chancellor in vacation , on five days ' notice to said husband or wife under such legal disability . Sec . 2.
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| Title | Laws of the State of Mississippi State session laws |
| Author | Mississippi |
| Publisher | Richard C. Langdon, 1914 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 8 May 2007 |
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