Harwell v. Scott
Supreme Court of South Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
J. M. Brailsford, Jr., Acting Justice.
J. C. Wright died intestate, in November of 1956, seized of several parcels of real estate, including that involved in this controversy. In due course, Lucille Wright Scott, his daughter and sole heir-at-law, was appointed administratrix by the Probate Court for Florence County.
A foreclosure proceeding, prosecuted by Lacy R. Harwell, appellant here, resulted in a deficiency judgment of $1,581.89 against the estate. The foreclosure action was commenced and lis pendens filed on January 18, 1958. Deficiency judgment was waived in the original complaint, but…
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