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Code · Mississippi · Title 11. Civil Practice and Procedure · Chapter 29. Sequestration

§ 11-29-3. Affidavit required.

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Before any writ of sequestration shall issue, the complainant shall make and file an affidavit showing that he has good cause to believe, and does believe, that there is danger of the removal of the property involved in the suit beyond the limits of the state, or of its concealment in the state so as to be beyond the process of the court, or of its transfer so as to defeat the rights of the complainant, and that such removal, concealment, or transfer is about to occur, and, moreover, shall give the bond required by Section 11-29-5.
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