McKee v. Linton
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Klugh, J., Abbeville, June Term, 1905. Action by J. W. McKee, Jr., against Henry Linton and Asa Bowie. From judgment on Circuit reversing judgment of magistrate, plaintiff appeals. cites: Under the exceptions here Court could not consider issues of fact: 34 S. C., 160; Code of P’roc., 358, 368. If landlord consents, cam. laborer give a valid lien on crops? 48 S. C., 267; 22 S. C., 548; 56 S. C., 476; 57 S. C., 507. cites: There -was na valid lien in this case: Code…
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Before Klugh, J., Abbeville, June Term, 1905. Action by J. W. McKee, Jr., against Henry Linton and Asa Bowie. From judgment on Circuit reversing judgment of magistrate, plaintiff appeals. cites: Under the exceptions here Court could not consider issues of fact: 34 S. C., 160; Code of P’roc., 358, 368. If landlord consents, cam. laborer give a valid lien on crops? 48 S. C., 267; 22 S. C., 548; 56 S. C., 476; 57 S. C., 507. cites: There -was na valid lien in this case: Code 1902, 3059; 3 S. C., 46; 72 S. C., 81.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the Court was delivered by
Mr. Justice Woods.
The plaintiff recovered judgment in a magistrate’s court, which was reversed on appeal to the Circuit Court. The Circuit Judge thus concisely states the issues made by the pleadings: “The complaint alleges, in substance, that the defendant Linton was a laborer for one-half of the crops made by him for the defendant Bowie; that he applied to the plaintiff to furnish- him supplies to make said -crops, promising to secure the account by a lien on his half of said crops; that the defendant Bowie consented for plaintiff to take such a…
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