Williams v. Dobson
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Hudson, J., York, April, 1886. This was an action by F. W. Williams, as assignee of J. M. Ivy & Co., against T. M. Dobson and Edward Hart. The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Mr. Chief Justice Simpson.
The case below was heard in Circuit Court on appeal from a trial justice under the following state of facts: One E. B. McDonald had executed two chattel mortgages to Ivy & Co., the first in 1881, to secure a note for $114.80, and the other in 1883, on a note for $65, which was given as collateral to the first, and covering different property from the first. In December, 1879, the defendant, Dobson, *111recovered judgment against the said McDonald before a trial justice for the sum of $81.30. Both of the mortgages of Ivy & Oo. had…
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