Townes v. Alexander
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Aldrich, J.¡ Greenville, August, 1903. Action by Samuel A. Townes, trustee of the bankrupt estate of Alexander against M. L. Alexander and Roxie A. Alexander. The following is the Circuit decree: “This case came before this Court upon the report of the ■master, finding in favor of plaintiff, and the exceptions thereto taken by the defendant. The case was referred to the master to take the testimony, and report his conclusions of law and fact.
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Before Aldrich, J.¡ Greenville, August, 1903. Action by Samuel A. Townes, trustee of the bankrupt estate of Alexander against M. L. Alexander and Roxie A. Alexander. The following is the Circuit decree: “This case came before this Court upon the report of the ■master, finding in favor of plaintiff, and the exceptions thereto taken by the defendant. The case was referred to the master to take the testimony, and report his conclusions of law and fact. “The master reports: ‘This is.an action of the plaintiff, as trustee of M. L. Alexander, against said bankrupt and his wife, Mrs. Roxie A.…
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the Court was delivered by
Mr. Justice Jones.
The decree of the Circuit Court and appellant’s exceptions thereto- are herewith officially reported. After carefully considering the exceptions, we overrule the same and are satisfied to adopt the conclusions of fact and law in the Circuit decree, for the reasons therein stated.
The judgment of the Circuit Court is affirmed.
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