Bound v. South Carolina Ry. Co.
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of South Carolina
In Equity. Bill by Frederick W. Bound against the South Carolina Railway Company and others for the foreclosure of the second mortgage thereon. For former decisions rendered in the course of this litigation, see 43 Fed. Rep. 404, 46 Fed. Rep. 315, 47 Fed. Rep. 30, and 50 Fed. Rep. 312.
1Opinion of the Court
Siuonton. District Judge.
This bill is filed in behalf of second mortgage bondholders of the South Carolina Railway Company, praying foreclosure of that mortgage. The railroad property of the defendant was purchased at a sale ordered in this court, foreclosing a mortgage of the South Carolina Railroad Company. This property is now covered by several liens. The first is the lien of certain bonds of the Louisville, Cincinnati <& Charleston Railroad Company, (afterwards called the “South Carolina Railroad Company,”) created by statute. This lien is now represented by the claim ol' Henry Thomas…
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