Peake v. Young
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Izlar, J., Union, October, 1892. This was an action by C. H. Peake, as master for Union County, against John L.Young, commenced in February, 1892. The Circuit decree was as follows: The history of this case, as developed by the pleadings and testimony, is as follows: James Munro, late master of Union County, on the salesday in January, 1883, sold, under a judgment duly obtained in this court, in a cause entitled Thomas B. Jeter, as administrator of Andrew Wallace…
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Before Izlar, J., Union, October, 1892. This was an action by C. H. Peake, as master for Union County, against John L.Young, commenced in February, 1892. The Circuit decree was as follows: The history of this case, as developed by the pleadings and testimony, is as follows: James Munro, late master of Union County, on the salesday in January, 1883, sold, under a judgment duly obtained in this court, in a cause entitled Thomas B. Jeter, as administrator of Andrew Wallace Thomson, deceased, plaintiff, against Aurelius Wallace Thomson, defendant, the lot of land described in the complaint…
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by Mr. Justice Pore.
This action was brought to a hearing
before his honor, Judge Izlar, in the Court of Common Pleas for Union County at the October term, 1892, and the decree of the court having been rendered on the 3d of January, 1893, in favor of the plaintiff, the defendant has appealed therefrom on twenty-eight grounds, to wit:
That the Circuit Judge erred in finding: 1. That James *50Munro, Esq., was ready and willing, at all times during bis term of office, to execute the deed of conveyance, as required by the decretal order under which the land was…
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