Gleaton v. Tyler
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Townsend, J., Aiken, June, 1894. Action by M. L. Gleaton against Rosa A. Tyler for foreclosure of two mortgages, commenced June 15, 1893. The first mortgage for $625 was executed July 2, 1888, and the second mortgage for $75 executed on February 28, 1889. The contract with Andrew Jackson was made late in 1887, to commence with the year 1888. The Circuit Judge, in his decree, says: “I find from the testimony, that in 1887, one Andrew Jackson rented from Mrs. Tylei’,…
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Before Townsend, J., Aiken, June, 1894. Action by M. L. Gleaton against Rosa A. Tyler for foreclosure of two mortgages, commenced June 15, 1893. The first mortgage for $625 was executed July 2, 1888, and the second mortgage for $75 executed on February 28, 1889. The contract with Andrew Jackson was made late in 1887, to commence with the year 1888. The Circuit Judge, in his decree, says: “I find from the testimony, that in 1887, one Andrew Jackson rented from Mrs. Tylei’, the defendant, one of the tracts of land which was subsequently covered by her $675 mortgage; that he was to have the land…
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Me. Justice Pope.
The plaintiff in his complaint embodied two causes of action — one the breach of the condition of a mortgage of certain real estate in Aiken County, in this State, which was executed to the plaintiff by the defendant to secure an indebtedness of $625, with interest at ten per cent, per annum; and the second for the breach of the condition of another mortgage on a separate parcel of land, in Aiken County, in this State, which was executed to the plaintiff by the defendant to secure an indebtedness of $75, with interest at ten per cent,…
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