Peyton v. Planters' Compress Co.
Mississippi Supreme Court
Peyton v. Planters' Compress Co., 63 Miss. 410 (Miss. 1886)
Campbell
Peyton v. Planters' Compress Co.
Opinion of the Court
delivered the opinion of the court.
The cases of Bullard v. Dorsey, 7 S. & M. 9; Moody v. Willis, 41 Miss. 347, and Chambliss v. Matthews, 57 Miss. 306, are entirely harmonious, and are all approved, but-each presents a different case from the other. The case now before us falls precisely within the rule announced in Moody v. Willis, wherefore the judgment is
Affirmed.
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- J. W. Peyton v. Planters' Compress Company
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- Set-obi'. Judgment agaimst plaintiff’s assignor and another. A certain compress company gave its promissory note to J., who assigned the same to P. .In a suit instituted on the note by P., the company offered, as a set-off to the note, a judgment against J. and G. on a debt contracted before notice of the assignment. Held, that such judgment may be set off against the note sued on. Moody v. Willis, éf Miss. 347, cited.