Nash v. Woodward
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Buchanan, J., Sumter, July, 1895. Action by Shepard Nash, as administrator of Mrs. Nancy Woodward, against J. Frierson Woodward.
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Before Buchanan, J., Sumter, July, 1895. Action by Shepard Nash, as administrator of Mrs. Nancy Woodward, against J. Frierson Woodward. The report of the master is as follows, omitting formal parts: ' “At the call of the reference to hear the argument in this case, plaintiff’s counsel moved to amend the complaint in order that the allegations of the complaint may conform to the facts proven; the amendment to be as follows: Allegation 3 — That on the day of November, 1895, the defendant, J. Frierson Woodward, paid on his said note of $150 the sum of $10, and thereby promised to pay to the said…
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the Court was delivered by
Mr. Justice Gary.
This action was brought by Shepard Nash, as administrator of Mrs. Nancy Woodward (who died in July, 1899), against the defendant, for an accounting as agent of Mrs. Nancy Woodward. The complaint, omitting the formal parts thereof, is as follows:
“Second. That the defendant was one of the sons of the intestate, Mrs. Nancy Woodward, and for many years pre vious to her death, as plaintiff is informed and believes, was her confidential agent, and had the control and management of all her business and property, both real and personal.
“Third.…
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