Trimmier v. Thomson
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Wallace, J., Spartanburg, August, 1893. Aetion by T. J. Trimmier against Martha J. Thomson, executrix of J. S. R. Thomson, deceased, commenced December 29, 1891. The case came to this court on the following exceptions: I. In allowing the plaintiff to testify that he had conversations with defendant’s testator, and when the said conversations took place. II.
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Before Wallace, J., Spartanburg, August, 1893. Aetion by T. J. Trimmier against Martha J. Thomson, executrix of J. S. R. Thomson, deceased, commenced December 29, 1891. The case came to this court on the following exceptions: I. In allowing the plaintiff to testify that he had conversations with defendant’s testator, and when the said conversations took place. II. In allowing the plaintiff to testify that defendant’s testator knew that he (plaintiff) had done this work and that he knew the amounts charged for it. III. In allowing plaintiff to testify that while he was doing this work,…
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Mr. Justice Pope.
The plaintiff’s action, in the Court of Common Pleas for Spartanburg County, against the defendant, sought to recover a debt of defendant’s testator for printing, amounting to $647.90. After verdict for plaintiff and entry of judgment, defendant appealed. The grounds of appeal will appear in the report of the case. We will, therefore, consider *128them so far as the questions raised by each require au answer by us.
1 It may be remarked, in the beginning, that the action involves the liability of an attorney, who procures a printer to print…
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