Duncan v. Greenvile County
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Prince, J., Greenville, June, 1905. Two actions — Rosa Duncan against Greenville County and W. H. Handy against same. Prom judgments for defendant, plaintiffs appeal. cite: As to the word, “'contributed/1'in the statute: Code, 1908, 1347, 2139; 47 S. C., 105; 57 S. C., 294; 58 S. C., 222 ; 65 S. C., 229. cite: On same point: Code 1902, 1347; 57 S. C., 294; 38 S. C., 282; 40 S. C., 390; 47 & C., 105, 375; 58 S. C., 222; 65 S. C., 229; 63 S. C., 392; 62 S. C., 469.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the Court was delivered by
Mr. Justice Gary.
This is the second appeal in these cases, which were heard together, as they involve the same question. The opinion in the former appeal is reported in 71 S. C., 170. The actions arose under section 1317 of the Code of Laws, which provides that “any person who' shall receive* bodily injury or damage in his person or property, through a defect, or in the negligent repair of a highway, causeway or bridge, may recover in an action against the county, the amount of actual damage sustained by him by reason thereof: Provided, Such person has…
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