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MS Code § 11-3-43 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 11 - Civil Practice and Procedure|Chapter 3 - Practice and Procedure in Supreme Court|§ 11-3-43. Copy of opinion certified to court below; costs in event of successful appeal

 In all cases in which the Supreme Court shall reverse the judgment or decree of the court below, and remand the cause to be proceeded within such court, or remand a cause for further proceedings, the Clerk of the Supreme Court shall prepare and certify a copy of the opinion of the Supreme Court in the case, and send it, with the mandate of the judgment or decree rendered in the cause by the Supreme Court, to the clerk of the court from which the cause was brought, or to which it may be remanded. The copy of the opinion furnished shall be preserved by the clerk to whom it is delivered, for the use of the court and parties in the case.   But in all cases wherein the appellant has paid the costs of his appeal and is the successful litigant and the action is reversed and remanded for further proceedings, with costs taxed against the appellee, the action shall not proceed further before the trial court, on application of the appellee, until the appellee has paid to the clerk of the trial court, for the benefit of the appellant, the costs so paid by the appellant in perfecting his successful appeal. Should the appellee fail to make such a refund of costs to the trial court within two (2) years next after the date of the judgment of reversal and remand by the Supreme Court, the appellee, his heirs or assigns, shall not thereafter be entitled to proceed further at his own instance and the appellee's right of action, as well as his remedy, shall be forever barred and extinguished.
MS Code § 11-13-1 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 11 - Civil Practice and Procedure|Chapter 13 - Injunctions|§ 11-13-1. Evidence of complainant's equity and of truth of allegations required

 An injunction shall not be granted unless the judge or chancellor shall be satisfied of the complainant's equity and of the truth of the allegations of the bill, by oath or other means.
MS Code § 11-13-3 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 11 - Civil Practice and Procedure|Chapter 13 - Injunctions|§ 11-13-3. Security required to stay proceedings at law

 An injunction to stay proceedings at law shall not be issued until after the party obtaining the injunction shall give security in such sum as the court deems proper for the payment of costs, damages and reasonable attorney's fees as may be incurred or suffered by any party who is found to be wrongfully enjoined.
MS Code § 11-13-5 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 11 - Civil Practice and Procedure|Chapter 13 - Injunctions|§ 11-13-5. Bond when injunction is not to stay proceedings at law

 Where the injunction shall not be for the stay of proceedings in an action at law for the recovery of money, or upon a judgment requiring the payment of money, the party applying for the injunction shall, before the issuance of the same, enter into bond in like manner as provided for in Section 11-13-3, in a sufficient penalty, to be fixed by the judge granting the same, conditioned for the payment of all damages and costs which may be awarded against him, or which the opposite party may suffer or sustain by reason of the suing out of said injunction, in case the same shall be dissolved.
MS Code § 11-13-7 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 11 - Civil Practice and Procedure|Chapter 13 - Injunctions|§ 11-13-7. Bonds in particular cases

 If the injunction be to stay a sale under execution of certain designated property, real or personal, or any proceeding at law as to certain specified things, and not to restrain proceedings at law generally, bond may be given as provided in Section 11-13-5; but if the injunction shall be obtained on the ground of some objection to the judgment or execution, or the demand of the party enjoined to sustain his claim, and shall not be confined to a contest of his right to subject to his demand particular property by his proceeding, bond shall be given as prescribed in Section 11-13-3.
MS Code § 11-13-9 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 11 - Civil Practice and Procedure|Chapter 13 - Injunctions|§ 11-13-9. Bond not required of state, county, municipality

 Neither the state, nor any county, nor any municipality, nor any state officer of the state suing out an injunction in his official character, shall be required to give bond to obtain an injunction.
MS Code § 11-13-11 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 11 - Civil Practice and Procedure|Chapter 13 - Injunctions|§ 11-13-11. Restraint on collection of taxes

 The chancery court shall have jurisdiction of suits by one or more taxpayers in any county, city, town, or village, to restrain the collection of any taxes levied or attempted to be collected without authority of law.
MS Code § 11-13-13 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 11 - Civil Practice and Procedure|Chapter 13 - Injunctions|§ 11-13-13. Security required to enjoin collection of taxes

 An injunction shall not be granted to stay the collection of state, county, city, town or village taxes unless upon condition that, before its issuance, the party obtaining it shall give security to the state in such sum as the court deems proper for the payment of damages, costs, and reasonable attorney's fees as may be incurred or suffered by the state, in case the injunction shall be dissolved.
MS Code § 11-13-15 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 11 - Civil Practice and Procedure|Chapter 13 - Injunctions|§ 11-13-15. Procedure for injunction of the collection of taxes

 All causes in which it is sought to enjoin or delay the collection of any taxes imposed by competent authority shall be preference cases, and tried at the earliest moment compatible with the ends of justice. Upon a dissolution of any such injunction, the chancellor or court ordering it dissolved shall enter a judgment against the person suing out the same and the sureties on his injunction bond, for the amount of the taxes so enjoined and ten percent (10%) thereon, and all costs of suit. Such judgment shall be enforced by execution for the use of the state or county, or both, or of the city, town or village, as the case may require. The said judgment shall be a lien from its date upon the property of the persons against whom it is rendered; and all the property on which the taxes enjoined were assessed shall remain bound by the lien for taxes declared by law, notwithstanding such injunction; and such property may be sold under the execution upon such judgment.
MS Code § 11-13-17 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 11 - Civil Practice and Procedure|Chapter 13 - Injunctions|§ 11-13-17. Dissolution or modification of injunction of tax collection; general powers

 The provisions of Section 11-13-15 shall apply to a partial dissolution of an injunction of the collection of taxes and to an injunction of the sale of any property for taxes. In all cases of the injunction of the collection of taxes, or of the sale of any property for taxes, the court, or chancellor in vacation, in dissolving in part or in whole, or in modifying an injunction, shall have full power to make such judgment as may be necessary to enforce the right of the state, county, city, town, village, or other competent authority entitled to the taxes involved in such suit, and may direct a sale of any property liable to such taxes, and involved in such suit.
MS Code § 11-13-19 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 11 - Civil Practice and Procedure|Chapter 13 - Injunctions|§ 11-13-19. Chancellor may order return of personal property; execution

 When an injunction shall be granted to stay the sale of personal property, levied on by virtue of an execution, the chancellor may order the property to be restored to the plaintiff, on his giving bond to the sheriff, in such amount and with sufficient sureties as the judge deems proper, payable to the plaintiff in the execution, and conditioned for the redelivery of the property to the sheriff in case the injunction shall be dissolved. Such bond shall be returned by the sheriff with the execution, and shall have the force and effect of a judgment. Liability thereupon may be enforced by the procedure provided for in the Mississippi Rules of Civil Procedure. In case the property shall not be redelivered to the sheriff within fifteen (15) days after the dissolution of the injunction, the clerk of the court to which the bond was returned shall issue execution thereon for the amount of the assessed value of said property and all costs. But in such case, the lien on the property created by the judgment and the execution and levy, shall remain in force; and the sheriff, on a writ of venditioni exponas, or other order of sale, may seize the property so levied on wherever the same may be found.
MS Code § 11-13-21 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 11 - Civil Practice and Procedure|Chapter 13 - Injunctions|§ 11-13-21. Return of personal property; other causes

 When an injunction shall be granted to stay a sale of personal property seized under a deed of trust or mortgage with power of sale, or in any case in which the sale of such property may be enjoined, the judge may order the property to be restored to the plaintiff on his giving bond to the sheriff in such amount and with sufficient sureties as the judge deems proper, payable to the person by whom such property is to be surrendered and conditioned for the return of the property to the person surrendering it, if the injunction shall be dissolved. Such bond shall be returned by the sheriff with the execution and shall have the force and effect of a judgment. Liability thereupon may be enforced by the procedure provided for in the Mississippi Rules of Civil Procedure. If not discharged by the delivery, within fifteen (15) days after the dissolution of the injunction, of the property to the person in whose possession it was before said order for the restoration to the plaintiff, execution shall be issued on such bond by the clerk for the value of said property.
MS Code § 11-13-31 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 11 - Civil Practice and Procedure|Chapter 13 - Injunctions|§ 11-13-31. Motion to dissolve injunction; affidavits; evidence

 Either party may, on the hearing of a motion to dissolve an injunction on bill and answer, read in evidence affidavits taken by him, on two days' notice to the opposite party of the time and place of taking such affidavits, and may also introduce oral or documentary evidence, or both, at the hearing.
MS Code § 11-13-33 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 11 - Civil Practice and Procedure|Chapter 13 - Injunctions|§ 11-13-33. Injunction bond as judgment

 A bond to enjoin proceedings at law on a judgment for money, upon the dissolution of the injunction, in whole or in part, shall have the force and effect of a judgment against the obligors; and liability of such sureties may be enforced under the procedure provided for in the Mississippi Rules of Civil Procedure.
MS Code § 11-13-35 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 11 - Civil Practice and Procedure|Chapter 13 - Injunctions|§ 11-13-35. Damages on dissolution of certain injunctions

 When an injunction, obtained to stay proceedings on a judgment at law for money, shall be dissolved, in whole or in part, damages at the rate of five per centum shall be added to the judgment enjoined, or to so much thereof as shall be found due, including the costs; and the clerk of the chancery court shall certify such dissolution to the clerk of the court in which the judgment was rendered, who shall thereupon issue execution for the damages, as well as for the original debt and costs. Damages at the same rate shall be allowed upon the dissolution of injunctions to stay sales under deeds of trust, or mortgages with power of sale; and such damages may be added to the debt, and collected by the sale of the property, or execution may issue from the chancery court for the same, together with the costs of suit, unless the value of the property, the sale of which was restrained, be less than the amount of the debt, in which case the damages shall be computed on the value of the property, to be ascertained and determined by the chancellor. In all cases upon the dissolution of an injunction, the damages may be ascertained by the court or chancellor, or upon reference to a master, and proof, if necessary, and decree therefor be made, and execution be issued thereon.
MS Code § 11-13-37 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 11 - Civil Practice and Procedure|Chapter 13 - Injunctions|§ 11-13-37. Post-injuction damages

 Where the party claiming damages shall desire, upon the dissolution of an injunction, to have the same ascertained and decreed by the chancellor or the chancery court, he shall suggest in writing, on the hearing of the motion to dissolve the injunction, the nature and amount of the damages; and the chancellor or court shall hear evidence, if necessary, and assess the damages, and decree the same to the party entitled thereto, for which execution may be issued, as in other cases, against the obligors in the bond given for the injunction. And if the chancellor, instead of hearing evidence as to said damages - which may be by witnesses examined before him in vacation or in term time, or by deposition, according to the circumstances - shall see proper, he may make a reference to a master to take testimony and report in such matter. But nothing herein contained shall prevent the party entitled from maintaining a suit on the injunction bond, if his damages shall not be assessed as herein provided for.
MS Code § 11-13-39 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 11 - Civil Practice and Procedure|Chapter 13 - Injunctions|§ 11-13-39. Effect of dissolution of injunction on bill of complaint

 When, on motion, an injunction shall be wholly dissolved, the bill of complaint shall be dismissed of course with costs, unless sufficient cause be shown against its dismissal at the next succeeding term of the court.
MS Code § 11-13-41 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 11 - Civil Practice and Procedure|Chapter 13 - Injunctions|§ 11-13-41. Victims of stalking and sexual assault exempt from payment of fees related to filing for injunctive relief

  A victim of stalking, as defined in Section 97-3-107, or sexual assault, as defined in Section 97-3-65 or 97-3-95, who files an action seeking injunctive relief preventing violent or threatening acts or harassment against, or contact or communication with or physical proximity to the victim against the perpetrator of that offense, shall not be assessed any fees related to the filing of such request, the issuance of any process of court or the issuance of any order providing such protection.   The court, upon issuing any such relief, shall assess costs of court to the perpetrator of the offense. In the event the court determines the request is frivolous, the court shall assess the costs of court to the petitioner.
MS Code § 11-17-1 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 11 - Civil Practice and Procedure|Chapter 17 - Suits to Confirm Title or Interest and to Remove Clouds on Title|§ 11-17-1. Proceedings to confirm tax title

 Any person holding or claiming under a tax title lands heretofore or hereafter sold for taxes, when the period of redemption has expired, may proceed by sworn complaint in the chancery court to have such title confirmed and quieted, and shall set forth in his complaint his claim under the tax sale, and the names and places of residence of all persons interested in the land, so far as known to plaintiff, or as he can ascertain by diligent inquiry. Where the names of persons in interest or their places of residence are unknown and have not been ascertained by diligent inquiry, the complaint shall so state. Where the name and places of residence of persons in interest are given they shall be made parties defendant. Where the complaint shall show that the persons interested are unknown to plaintiff and that he has made diligent inquiry for their names and could not obtain them, all persons interested may be made defendants by a notice addressed: "To all persons having or claiming any interest in the following described land, sold for taxes on (inserting date of sale), viz: (Describing land as described in the tax collector's conveyance)." The notice shall state the nature of the suit and it shall be published in accordance with the requirements of the Mississippi Rules of Civil Procedure. It shall be lawful in all cases to set forth in the complaint the names of all persons interested, as far as ascertained, and make them parties and also to join and make defendants "all persons having or claiming any legal or equitable interest in" the lands described in the complaint. Such suits shall be proceeded with as other cases; and if the complaints be taken for confessed, or if it appear that plaintiff is entitled to a judgment, it shall be rendered, confirming the tax title against all persons claiming to hold the land by title existing at the time of the sale for taxes. Such judgment shall vest in the plaintiff, without any conveyance by a master or commissioner, a good and sufficient title to said land; and such judgment shall, in all courts of this state, be held as conclusive evidence that the title to said land was vested in the plaintiff, as against all persons claiming the same under the title existing prior to the sale for taxes.
MS Code § 11-17-3 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 11 - Civil Practice and Procedure|Chapter 17 - Suits to Confirm Title or Interest and to Remove Clouds on Title|§ 11-17-3. Confirmation of state land patents

 Any patentee, or any person, firm or corporation, claiming title or other interest in land under or through any patentee by virtue of any patent issued by the state for lands forfeited to the state for nonpayment of taxes, whether such claimant be in possession or not, or be threatened to be disturbed in his possession or not, may proceed as party plaintiff against the state, as a party defendant, by sworn complaint in the chancery court of the county where the land, or some part thereof, is situated, to have such title or interest confirmed and quieted. No deraignment of plaintiff's title in such cases shall be required.
MS Code § 11-17-5 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 11 - Civil Practice and Procedure|Chapter 17 - Suits to Confirm Title or Interest and to Remove Clouds on Title|§ 11-17-5. Confirmation of state land patents; duty of attorney general

 The attorney general, in proper cases after investigation, shall file an answer in all such cases setting up any defense on the part of the state of Mississippi, and all of the pleadings in such cases shall be the same as in other cases in chancery. The said cause shall be heard and determined as other cases in chancery.
MS Code § 11-17-7 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 11 - Civil Practice and Procedure|Chapter 17 - Suits to Confirm Title or Interest and to Remove Clouds on Title|§ 11-17-7. Confirmation of state land patents; powers of court

 The court is hereby granted large discretion and far reaching powers in the matter of establishing and fixing the validity of land patents issued by the state and title conveyed thereunder, and the sound discretion of the court in deciding all such cases shall be the controlling factor in settling the issues where only state interests are involved. No decree pro confesso shall be taken against the state, but on failure of the attorney general to answer within the time required by law, the cause shall be heard on the bill and proof thereon.
MS Code § 11-17-9 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 11 - Civil Practice and Procedure|Chapter 17 - Suits to Confirm Title or Interest and to Remove Clouds on Title|§ 11-17-9. Confirmation of state land patents; decree; effect of fraud and failure to pay purchase price

 Upon the hearing of such cases, it shall be the duty of the chancery court to enter a decree validating and perfecting the title of said land from the state of Mississippi, unless it shall appear to the court and the court shall find as a fact that the state has not acquired title to said land by virtue of said tax sale, or that the title to the said land involved in the suit was divested out of the state of Mississippi without payment of purchase price or by reason of actual fraud on the part of the patentee, or his representatives. In such cases of fraud and failure to pay purchase price, the chancery court shall enter a decree forever annulling and cancelling the said patent; but no patent heretofore issued shall be cancelled in such proceeding because of loss of the application papers to purchase said land, or because of errors or omissions or incorrect statements in said application, or other papers in connection with the sale of said land, such matters not constituting fraud as above defined.
MS Code § 11-17-11 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 11 - Civil Practice and Procedure|Chapter 17 - Suits to Confirm Title or Interest and to Remove Clouds on Title|§ 11-17-11. Confirmation of state land patents; appeals

 Any of the parties to the suit may appeal as in other proceedings in chancery, provided any interlocutory appeal is taken within ten days after the rendition of the decree from which the appeal is desired, and provided that any final appeal is taken within sixty days from the date of the rendition of the final decree.
MS Code § 11-17-13 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 11 - Civil Practice and Procedure|Chapter 17 - Suits to Confirm Title or Interest and to Remove Clouds on Title|§ 11-17-13. Confirmation of state land patents; res judicata

 Any land patent and title perfected by a decree in a suit under Sections 11-17-3 through 11-17-17 shall forever estop and preclude the state and other parties from thereafter questioning the validity of the patent involved in such proceeding.
MS Code § 11-17-15 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 11 - Civil Practice and Procedure|Chapter 17 - Suits to Confirm Title or Interest and to Remove Clouds on Title|§ 11-17-15. Confirmation of state land patents; duty of district attorney and county attorney

 It is hereby made the duty of the district attorneys and county attorneys in their respective jurisdictions to fully cooperate with the attorney general in the investigation and trial of all cases filed under Sections 11-17-3 through 11-17-17; and, at the request of the attorney general, such officers shall investigate the facts involved and file such answers and perform such other reasonable services in connection therewith as the attorney general may request.
MS Code § 11-17-17 (2020)
2020 Mississippi Code|Title 11 - Civil Practice and Procedure|Chapter 17 - Suits to Confirm Title or Interest and to Remove Clouds on Title|§ 11-17-17. Confirmation of state land patents; construction of Sections 11-17-3 through 11-17-17

 Sections 11-17-3 through 11-17-17 shall be liberally construed to validate and quiet title to lands heretofore passing under patent from the state and shall in no way be construed as repealing or limiting any other statutes now existing in aid of such titles under patents from the state.