Alston v. BLACK RIVER ELEC. CO-OP.

Core Citations

OVERRULES OTHER CASE

• Garcia v. Coast Elec. Power Ass'n, 55781

REVERSED in

• Alston v. BLACK RIVER ELECTRIC CO-OP.

APPEAL RESOLVED in

• Alston v. BLACK RIVER ELECTRIC CO-OP.

REEMPLAZADA POR in

• Alston v. BLACK RIVER ELECTRIC CO-OP.

This document cites

• Kentucky - Louisville Bd. of Ins. Agents v. Jefferson County Bd. of Ed.
• Federal Cases - Chestnut v. Ford Motor Company, 14844.
• South Carolina - Wall v. Keels
• Mississippi - Whittley v. City of Meridian
• Georgia - Lowman v. State



See all quotations

• Mississippi - Garcia v. Coast Elec. Power Ass'n, 55781
• North Dakota - Larson v. Williams Elec. Co-op., Inc.
• Mississippi - Williams v. Dixie Elec. Power Ass'n, 56852
• South Carolina - Southern Bell Tel. & Tel. Co. v. Shepard
• South Carolina - Chavous v. Brown
• South Dakota - State v. Thomlinson, 9801
• Federal Cases - Virginia Elec. & Power Co., In re
• Federal Cases - City of Cleveland v. CLEVELAND ELEC., ETC.
• Georgia - Lamar Elec. Membership Corp. v. Carroll
• Pennsylvania - Pennsylvania Power & Light Co. v. Gulf Oil Corp.
• Arizona - Salt River Valley Water Users' Ass'n v. Berry
• South Carolina - Bush v. Aiken Elec. Co-op.
• Georgia - Thompson v. Sawnee Elec. Membership Corp.
• South Carolina - Bookhart v. Central Elec. Power Co-op.
• Mississippi - Robles By and Through Robles v. Gollott and Sons Transfer and Storage, Inc.
• Missouri - Ozark Border Elec. Co-op. v. Stacy, 7878
• North Carolina - Peanut Growers' Exchange, Inc. v. Bobbitt
• South Carolina - State v. Prater
• South Carolina - Brown v. S.H. Kress & Co.
• South Carolina - Fender v. New York Life Ins. Co.
• South Carolina - State v. Sharpe
• US - Reference Stubs - Impaneling jury; in court of common pleas
• US - Reference Stubs - Patronage capital contributions, allocations, and retirements
• US - Reference Stubs - Short title
• US - Reference Stubs - Bylaws
• US - Reference Stubs - Purpose of organization under this chapter
• US - Reference Stubs - S.C. Code § 14-7-1020 Jurors May Be Examined By Court; If Juror Is Not Indifferent, He Must Be Set Aside