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MS Code § 9-5-15 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 9 - Courts|Chapter 5 - Chancery Courts|Chancellors, Districts and Terms|§ 9-5-15. Fourth district; composition

  The Fourth Chancery Court District is composed of the following counties:   Amite County;   Franklin County;   Pike County; and   Walthall County.     There shall be two (2) chancellors for the Fourth Chancery Court District. The two (2) chancellorships shall be separate and distinct and denominated for purposes of appointment and election only as "Place One" and "Place Two."
MS Code § 9-5-17 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 9 - Courts|Chapter 5 - Chancery Courts|Chancellors, Districts and Terms|§ 9-5-17. Fifth district; composition

  The Fifth Chancery Court District is composed of Hinds County.   The Fifth Chancery Court District shall be divided into the following four (4) subdistricts:   Subdistrict 5-1 shall consist of the following precincts in Hinds County: 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 44, 45, 46, 47, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 92, 93, 96 and 97.   Subdistrict 5-2 shall consist of the following precincts in Hinds County: 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 23, 27, 28, 29, 30, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, Brownsville, Cynthia, Pocahontas and Tinnin.   Subdistrict 5-3 shall consist of the following precincts in Hinds County: 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 24, 25, 26, 31, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 86, 89 and Jackson State.   Subdistrict 5-4 shall consist of the following precincts in Hinds County: 87, 88, 90, 91, 94, 95, Bolton, Byram 1, Byram 2, Cayuga, Chapel Hill, Clinton 1, Clinton 2, Clinton 3, Clinton 4, Clinton 5, Clinton 6, Dry Grove, Edwards, Learned, Old Byram, Pinehaven, Raymond 1, Raymond 2, Spring Ridge, St. Thomas, Terry, Utica 1 and Utica 2.
MS Code § 9-5-19 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 9 - Courts|Chapter 5 - Chancery Courts|Chancellors, Districts and Terms|§ 9-5-19. Fifth district; number and election of chancellors; divisions of court

  There shall be four (4) chancellors for the Fifth Chancery Court District. One chancellor shall be elected from each subdistrict.   While there shall be no limitation whatsoever upon the powers and duties of the said chancellors other than as cast upon them by the Constitution and laws of this state, the court in the First Judicial District of Hinds County, in the discretion of the senior chancellor, may be divided into four (4) divisions as a matter of convenience by the entry of an order upon the minutes of the court.
MS Code § 9-5-21 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 9 - Courts|Chapter 5 - Chancery Courts|Chancellors, Districts and Terms|§ 9-5-21. Sixth district; composition

 The Sixth Chancery Court District is composed of the following counties:   Attala County;   Carroll County;   Choctaw County;   Kemper County;   Neshoba County; and   Winston County.
MS Code § 9-5-22 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 9 - Courts|Chapter 5 - Chancery Courts|Chancellors, Districts and Terms|§ 9-5-22. Sixth district; number of chancellors

  There shall be two (2) chancellors for the Sixth Chancery Court District.   The two (2) chancellorships shall be separate and distinct and denominated for purposes of appointment and election only as "Place One" and "Place Two."
MS Code § 9-5-23 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 9 - Courts|Chapter 5 - Chancery Courts|Chancellors, Districts and Terms|§ 9-5-23. Seventh district; composition

  The Seventh Chancery Court District is composed of the following counties:   Bolivar County;   Coahoma County;   Leflore County;   Quitman County;   Tallahatchie County; and   Tunica County.     The Seventh Chancery Court District shall be divided into two (2) subdistricts as follows:   Subdistrict 7-1 shall consist of Bolivar County and Coahoma County;   Subdistrict 7-2 shall consist of Leflore County, Quitman County, Tallahatchie County and Tunica County.
MS Code § 9-5-25 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 9 - Courts|Chapter 5 - Chancery Courts|Chancellors, Districts and Terms|§ 9-5-25. Seventh district; number and election of chancellors

 [Until January 1, 2011, this section shall read as follows:]   There shall be two (2) chancellors for the Seventh Chancery Court District. One (1) chancellor shall be elected from each subdistrict.
MS Code § 9-5-25 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 9 - Courts|Chapter 5 - Chancery Courts|Chancellors, Districts and Terms|§ 9-5-25. Seventh district; number and election of chancellors

 [From and after January 1, 2011, this section shall read as follows:]   There shall be three (3) chancellors for the Seventh Chancery Court District. The three (3) chancellorships shall be separate and distinct. One (1) chancellor shall be elected from Subdistrict 7-1 and shall be denominated for purposes of appointment and election only as "Place One," and two (2) chancellors shall be elected from Subdistrict 7-2 and shall be denominated for purposes of appointment and election only as "Place Two" and "Place Three."
MS Code § 9-5-27 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 9 - Courts|Chapter 5 - Chancery Courts|Chancellors, Districts and Terms|§ 9-5-27. Eighth district; composition

 The Eighth Chancery Court District is composed of the following counties:   Hancock County;   Harrison County; and   Stone County.
MS Code § 9-5-29 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 9 - Courts|Chapter 5 - Chancery Courts|Chancellors, Districts and Terms|§ 9-5-29. Eighth district; number and election of chancellors; divisions of court

  There shall be four (4) chancellors for the Eighth Chancery Court District.   The four (4) chancellorships shall be separate and distinct and denominated for purposes of appointment and election only as "Place One," "Place Two," "Place Three" and "Place Four."   While there shall be no limitation whatsoever upon the powers and duties of the chancellors other than as cast upon them by the Constitution and laws of this state, the court in the Eighth Chancery Court District, in the discretion of the senior chancellor, may be divided into four (4) divisions as a matter of convenience by the entry of an order upon the minutes of the court.
MS Code § 9-5-31 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 9 - Courts|Chapter 5 - Chancery Courts|Chancellors, Districts and Terms|§ 9-5-31. Ninth district; composition

  The Ninth Chancery Court District is composed of the following counties:   Humphreys County;   Issaquena County;   Sharkey County;   Sunflower County;   Warren County; and   Washington County.     The Ninth Chancery Court District shall be divided into three (3) subdistricts as follows:   Subdistrict 9-1 shall consist of the following precincts in the following counties:   Sunflower County: Boyer-Linn, Drew, Fairview-Hale, Indianola 2 East*, Indianola 3 North*, Indianola 3 Northeast*, Indianola 3 South*, Rome, Ruleville, Ruleville North and Sunflower Plantation; and   Washington County: American Legion, Brent Center, Buster Brown Community Center, Darlove Baptist Church*, Elks Club, Extension Building, Grace Methodist Church*, Greenville Industrial College, Leland Health Department Clinic, Leland Rotary Club, Metcalf City Hall and Potter House Church.     Subdistrict 9-2 shall consist of Humphreys County and the following precincts in the following counties:   Sunflower County: Doddsville, Indianola 2 East*, Indianola 2 West, Indianola 3 North*, Indianola 3 Northeast*, Indianola 3 South*, Indianola Southeast, Inverness, Moorhead, Sunflower 3 and Sunflower 4; and   Washington County: Arcola City Hall, Christ Wesleyan Methodist Church, Darlove Baptist Church*, Glen Allan Health Clinic, Grace Methodist Church*, Hollandale City Hall, St. James Episcopal Church, Swiftwater Baptist Church, Tampa Drive and Ward's Recreation Center.     Subdistrict 9-3 shall consist of Issaquena County, Sharkey County and Warren County.
MS Code § 9-5-33 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 9 - Courts|Chapter 5 - Chancery Courts|Chancellors, Districts and Terms|§ 9-5-33. Ninth district; number and election of chancellors

 There shall be three (3) chancellors for the Ninth Chancery Court District. One (1) chancellor shall be elected from each subdistrict.
MS Code § 9-5-35 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 9 - Courts|Chapter 5 - Chancery Courts|Chancellors, Districts and Terms|§ 9-5-35. Tenth district; composition

 The Tenth Chancery Court District is composed of the following counties:   Forrest County;   Lamar County;   Marion County;   Pearl River County; and   Perry County.
MS Code § 9-5-36 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 9 - Courts|Chapter 5 - Chancery Courts|Chancellors, Districts and Terms|§ 9-5-36. Tenth district; number and election of chancellors; residence

  There shall be four (4) chancellors for the Tenth Chancery Court District.   The four (4) chancellorships shall be separate and distinct and denominated for purposes of appointment and election only as "Place One," "Place Two," "Place Three" and "Place Four." The chancellor to fill Place One and Place Four may be a resident of any county in the district. The chancellor to fill Place Two must be a resident of Lamar, Marion, Pearl River or Perry County. The chancellor to fill Place Three must be a resident of Forrest County. Election of the four (4) offices of chancellor shall be by election to be held in every county within the Tenth Chancery Court District.
MS Code § 9-5-37 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 9 - Courts|Chapter 5 - Chancery Courts|Chancellors, Districts and Terms|§ 9-5-37. Eleventh district; composition

  The Eleventh Chancery Court District is composed of the following counties:   Holmes County;   Leake County;   Madison County; and   Yazoo County.     The Eleventh Chancery Court District shall be divided into two (2) subdistricts as follows:   Subdistrict 11-1 shall consist of Holmes County, Yazoo County and the following precincts in Madison County: Bible Church, Canton 4, Canton 5, Flora, Madison County Baptist Family Life Center, Magnolia Heights and Smith School;   Subdistrict 11-2 shall consist of Leake County and the following precincts in Madison County: Bear Creek, Camden, Cameron, Canton 1, Canton 2, Canton 3, Canton 7, Cedar Grove, Cobblestone, Couparle, Gluckstadt, Highland Colony Baptist Church, Liberty, Lorman/Cavalier, Luther Branson School, Madison 1, Madison 2, Madison 3, Main Harbor, New Industrial Park, North Bay, Ratliff Ferry, Ridgeland 1, Ridgeland 3, Ridgeland 4, Ridgeland First Methodist Church, Ridgeland Tennis Center, Sharon, Sunnybrook, Tougaloo, Trace Harbor, Victory Baptist Church, Virlilia, Whisper Lake and Yandell Road.
MS Code § 9-5-38 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 9 - Courts|Chapter 5 - Chancery Courts|Chancellors, Districts and Terms|§ 9-5-38. Eleventh district; number and election of chancellors

 There shall be three (3) chancellors for the Eleventh Chancery Court District. The three (3) chancellorships shall be separate and distinct. One (1) chancellor shall be elected from Subdistrict 11-1 and denominated for purposes of appointment and election only as "Place One," one (1) chancellor shall be elected from Subdistrict 11-2 and denominated for purposes of appointment and election only as "Place Two," and one (1) chancellor shall be elected at large from the entire Eleventh Chancery Court District and denominated for purposes of appointment and election only as "Place Three."
MS Code § 9-5-39 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 9 - Courts|Chapter 5 - Chancery Courts|Chancellors, Districts and Terms|§ 9-5-39. Twelfth district; composition

 The Twelfth Chancery Court District is composed of the following counties:   Clarke County; and   Lauderdale County.
MS Code § 9-5-40 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 9 - Courts|Chapter 5 - Chancery Courts|Chancellors, Districts and Terms|§ 9-5-40. Twelfth district; number of chancellors

  There shall be two (2) judges for the Twelfth Chancery Court District.   The two (2) chancellorships shall be separate and distinct and denominated for purposes of appointment and election only as "Place One" and "Place Two."
MS Code § 9-5-41 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 9 - Courts|Chapter 5 - Chancery Courts|Chancellors, Districts and Terms|§ 9-5-41. Thirteenth district; composition

  The Thirteenth Chancery Court District is composed of the following counties:   Covington County;   Jefferson Davis County;   Lawrence County;   Simpson County; and   Smith County.     There shall be two (2) chancellors for the Thirteenth Chancery Court District. The two (2) chancellorships shall be separate and distinct and denominated for purposes of appointment and election only as "Place One" and "Place Two."
MS Code § 9-5-43 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 9 - Courts|Chapter 5 - Chancery Courts|Chancellors, Districts and Terms|§ 9-5-43. Fourteenth district; composition

  The Fourteenth Chancery Court District is composed of the following counties:   Chickasaw County;   Clay County;   Lowndes County;   Noxubee County;   Oktibbeha County; and   Webster County.     The Fourteenth Chancery Court District shall be divided into three (3) subdistricts as follows:   Subdistrict 14-1 shall consist of Chickasaw County, Webster County and the following precincts in Oktibbeha County: Bell Schoolhouse*, Bradley, Center Grove, Central Starkville*, Craig Springs, Double Springs, East Starkville*, Gillespie Street Center*, Maben, North Adaton, North Longview, North Starkville 2*, North Starkville 3, Northeast Starkville, Self Creek, South Adaton, South Longview, South Starkville*, Sturgis and West Starkville*.   Subdistrict 14-2 shall consist of the following precincts in the following counties:   Clay County: Cedar Bluff, Central West Point, East West Point, Siloam, South West Point and Vinton; and   Lowndes County: Air Base A, Air Base B, Air Base C, Air Base D, Air Base E, Brandon A, Brandon B, Brandon C, Brandon D, Caledonia, Columbus High School A, Columbus High School B, Columbus High School C, Columbus High School D, Dowdle Gas Training Center B, Fairgrounds C, Fairgrounds E, Fairgrounds F, Hunt C, Lee Middle School, Mitchell A, New Hope A, New Hope B, New Hope C, New Hope D, New Hope E, Rural Hill A, Rural Hill B, Rural Hill C, Sale A, Sale B, Sale C, Steens A, Steens B, Steens C, Trinity B, Union Academy B, Union Academy C and University A.     Subdistrict 14-3 shall consist of Noxubee County and the following precincts in the following counties:   Clay County: Cairo, Caradine, North West Point, Pheba, Pine Bluff, Tibbee, Union Star and West West Point;   Lowndes County: Artesia, Coleman A, Coleman B, Crawford A, Fairgrounds A, Fairgrounds B, Fairgrounds D, Fairgrounds G, Hunt A, Hunt B, Mitchell B, New Hope F, Plum Grove A, Plum Grove B, Plum Grove C, Propst Park Community Hut, Trinity A, Union Academy A, University B, West Lowndes A and West Lowndes B; and   Oktibbeha County: Bell Schoolhouse*, Central Starkville*, East Starkville*, Gillespie Street Center*, Hickory Grove, North Starkville 2*, Oktoc, Osborn, Sessums, South Starkville*, Southeast Oktibbeha and West Starkville*.
MS Code § 9-5-45 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 9 - Courts|Chapter 5 - Chancery Courts|Chancellors, Districts and Terms|§ 9-5-45. Fourteenth district; number and election of chancellors

 There shall be three (3) chancellors for the Fourteenth Chancery Court District. One (1) chancellor shall be elected from each subdistrict.
MS Code § 9-5-47 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 9 - Courts|Chapter 5 - Chancery Courts|Chancellors, Districts and Terms|§ 9-5-47. Fifteenth district; composition

 The Fifteenth Chancery Court District is composed of the following counties:   Copiah County; and   Lincoln County.
MS Code § 9-5-49 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 9 - Courts|Chapter 5 - Chancery Courts|Chancellors, Districts and Terms|§ 9-5-49. Sixteenth district; composition

 The Sixteenth Chancery Court District is composed of the following counties:   George County;   Greene County; and   Jackson County.
MS Code § 9-5-50 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 9 - Courts|Chapter 5 - Chancery Courts|Chancellors, Districts and Terms|§ 9-5-50. Sixteenth district; number and election of chancellors

  There shall be three (3) chancellors for the Sixteenth Chancery Court District.   The three (3) chancellorships shall be separate and distinct and denominated for purposes of appointment and election only as "Place One," "Place Two" and "Place Three."
MS Code § 9-5-51 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 9 - Courts|Chapter 5 - Chancery Courts|Chancellors, Districts and Terms|§ 9-5-51. Seventeenth district; composition; division; number and election of chancellors

  The Seventeenth Chancery Court District is composed of the following counties:   Adams County;   Claiborne County;   Jefferson County; and   Wilkinson County.     The Seventeenth Chancery Court District shall be divided into two (2) subdistricts as follows:   Subdistrict 17-1 shall consist of Claiborne County, Jefferson County, and the following precincts in Adams County: Airport Carpenter*, Convention Center*, Foster Mound, Maryland*, Northside School, Palestine, Pine Ridge, Thompson and Washington*.   Subdistrict 17-2 shall consist of Wilkinson County and the following precincts in Adams County: Beau Pre, Bellemont, By-Pass Fire Station, Carpenter*, Concord, Convention Center*, Courthouse, Duncan Park, Kingston, Liberty Park, Maryland*, Morgantown, Oakland and Washington.     There shall be two (2) chancellors for the Seventeenth Chancery Court District. One (1) chancellor shall be elected from each subdistrict.
MS Code § 9-5-53 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 9 - Courts|Chapter 5 - Chancery Courts|Chancellors, Districts and Terms|§ 9-5-53. Eighteenth district; composition

 The Eighteenth Chancery Court District is composed of the following counties:   Benton County;   Calhoun County;   Lafayette County;   Marshall County; and   Tippah County.
MS Code § 9-5-54 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 9 - Courts|Chapter 5 - Chancery Courts|Chancellors, Districts and Terms|§ 9-5-54. Eighteenth district; number of chancellors

  There shall be two (2) chancellors for the Eighteenth Chancery Court District.   The two (2) chancellorships shall be separate and distinct and denominated for purposes of appointment and election only as "Place One" and "Place Two."
MS Code § 9-5-55 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 9 - Courts|Chapter 5 - Chancery Courts|Chancellors, Districts and Terms|§ 9-5-55. Nineteenth district; composition

 The Nineteenth Chancery Court District is composed of the following counties:   Jones County; and   Wayne County.
MS Code § 9-5-57 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 9 - Courts|Chapter 5 - Chancery Courts|Chancellors, Districts and Terms|§ 9-5-57. Twentieth district; composition

 The Twentieth Chancery Court District shall be Rankin County.
MS Code § 9-5-58 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 9 - Courts|Chapter 5 - Chancery Courts|Chancellors, Districts and Terms|§ 9-5-58. Twentieth district; number and election of chancellors

 There shall be three (3) chancellors for the Twentieth Chancery Court District. For purposes of appointment and election the three (3) chancellorships shall be separate and distinct and denominated for purposes of appointment and election only as "Place One," "Place Two" and "Place Three."
MS Code § 9-5-81 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 9 - Courts|Chapter 5 - Chancery Courts|Jurisdiction, Powers and Authority, Vacation Matters|§ 9-5-81. Jurisdiction of the chancery court, in general

 The chancery court in addition to the full jurisdiction in all the matters and cases expressly conferred upon it by the constitution shall have jurisdiction of all cases transferred to it by the circuit court or remanded to it by the supreme court; and such further jurisdiction, as is, in this chapter or elsewhere, provided by law.
MS Code § 9-5-83 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 9 - Courts|Chapter 5 - Chancery Courts|Jurisdiction, Powers and Authority, Vacation Matters|§ 9-5-83. Court may determine all matters in estates administered

 The court in which a will may have been admitted to probate, letters of administration granted, or a guardian may have been appointed, shall have jurisdiction to hear and determine all questions in relation to the execution of the trust of the executor, administrator, guardian, or other officer appointed for the administration and management of the estate, and all demands against it by heirs at law, distributees, devisees, legatees, wards, creditors, or others; and shall have jurisdiction of all cases in which bonds or other obligations shall have been executed in any proceeding in relation to the estate, or other proceedings, had in said chancery court, to hear and determine upon proper proceedings and evidence, the liability of the obligors in such bond or obligation, whether as principal or surety, and by decree and process to enforce such liability.
MS Code § 9-5-85 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 9 - Courts|Chapter 5 - Chancery Courts|Jurisdiction, Powers and Authority, Vacation Matters|§ 9-5-85. Court may summon all persons and punish for contempt

 The chancery court shall have power to issue a summons for any person, or subpoena for any witness, whose appearance in court may be deemed necessary for any purpose, whether such party or witness reside in the same or any other county. It shall be the duty of the party summoned or subpoenaed, to attend the court according to the command of the process; and if it be necessary or proper to enforce the appearance of the party, the court, on the return of the process executed and failure to appear, may issue an attachment, and may fine the party when brought in for a contempt. If a witness before the court shall refuse to testify, the court may commit such witness for contempt of the court.
MS Code § 9-5-87 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 9 - Courts|Chapter 5 - Chancery Courts|Jurisdiction, Powers and Authority, Vacation Matters|§ 9-5-87. Power to punish for violation of injunction

 The chancery court, or the chancellor in vacation, or judge granting the writ, shall have power to punish any person for breach of injunction, or any other order, decree, or process of the court, by fine or imprisonment, or both, or the chancellor or judge granting the writ may require bail for the appearance of the party at the next term of the court to answer for the contempt; but such person shall be first cited to appear and answer. And any person so punished by order of the chancellor in vacation, may on five (5) days' notice to the opposite party, apply to a judge of the Supreme Court, who, for good cause shown, may supersede the punishment until the meeting of the said chancery court.   At the discretion of the court, any person found in contempt for failure to pay child support and imprisoned therefor may be referred for placement in a state, county or municipal restitution, house arrest or restorative justice center or program, provided such person meets the qualifications prescribed in Section 99-37-19.
MS Code § 9-5-89 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 9 - Courts|Chapter 5 - Chancery Courts|Jurisdiction, Powers and Authority, Vacation Matters|§ 9-5-89. Guardian ad litem; appointment and compensation; effect of failure to appoint

 The court may appoint a guardian ad litem to any infant or defendant of unsound mind, and allow him suitable compensation payable out of the estate of such party, but the appointment shall not be made except when the court shall consider it necessary for the protection of the interest of such defendant; and a decree or judgment of any court shall not be void or erroneous because of the failure to have a guardian ad litem.