Mississippi Code — 87
Browse 46 sections in division 87 of the Mississippi code. Each section page includes the full statutory text, official source links, and citation guidance.
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- § 87-1-1. Utterly void.
- § 87-1-3. Transfer of property to secure or pay, inures to wife and children of loser.
- § 87-1-5. Loser may sue and recover money or property lost; exceptions.
- § 87-1-7. Limitation on application of Sections 87-1-1 through 87-1-5.
- § 87-1-9. Future contracts; definitions.
- § 87-1-11. Certain exchanges authorized.
- § 87-1-13. Who may provide market quotations by wire.
- § 87-1-15. When contracts of sale for future delivery of cotton, grain, stock, or other commodities enforceable.
- § 87-1-17. Brokers may recover certain advances.
- § 87-1-19. When contracts of sale for future delivery of cotton, grain, stocks, or other commodities unenforceable.
- § 87-1-21. “Bucket shop” defined.
- § 87-1-23. Penalties.
- § 87-1-25. Unlawful to rent or lease premises to be used for conducting business prohibited by this chapter.
- § 87-1-27. Gambling and future contracts; witnesses denied privilege against self incrimination.
- § 87-1-29. Principal entitled to certain written information.
- § 87-1-31. Prohibition against buying or selling futures.
- § 87-1-33. Penalty for dealing in futures.
- § 87-3-1. Letters may be acknowledged and recorded.
- § 87-3-3. Conveyances by attorney in fact.
- § 87-3-5. When process may be executed on attorney.
- § 87-3-7. Special form not required; gifts given under a power of attorney.
- § 87-3-9. Form of letter of attorney to convey land.
- § 87-3-11. Form to represent party in administration of estate.
- § 87-3-13. Repealed.
- § 87-3-15. Death not an absolute revocation.
- § 87-3-17. Revocation of letters of attorney recordable.
- § 87-3-101. Short title.
- § 87-3-103. Application and construction of sections 87-3-101 through 87-3-113.
- § 87-3-105. Definition.
- § 87-3-107. Durable power of attorney not affected by lapse of time, disability or incapacity.
- § 87-3-109. Relation of attorney in fact to court-appointed fiduciary.
- § 87-3-111. Power of attorney not revoked until notice.
- § 87-3-113. Proof of continuance of durable and other powers of attorney by affidavit.
- § 87-5-1. Surety discharged if creditor fails to sue the principal debtor when notified.
- § 87-5-3. Surety paying or tendering the debt.
- § 87-5-5. Surety company may maintain action against defaulting principal.
- § 87-5-7. Surety or indorser, when sued alone, must notify principal and make defense.
- § 87-5-9. Surety paying a judgment.
- § 87-5-11. Bona fide purchasers and encumbrancers protected.
- § 87-5-13. Execution against principal and sureties; how served.
- § 87-7-1. Repealed.
- § 87-7-3. Payment of contractors; penalty for late payment.
- § 87-7-5. Proportional payment of subcontractors; penalty for late payment.
- § 87-7-7. Contractor negotiation of draft payable to contractor and other parties; written signed authorization of co-payees required; penalties.
- § 87-7-9. Contracts, subcontracts or purchase orders with provisions relating to real property improvement that make the contract subject to laws of another state or restrict forum for litigation, arbitration or dispute resolution to another state are void; applicability.
- § 87-9-1. Manufacturer’s taxes required to be paid under contract; alteration of timing; security.