Jennings v. Jennings
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Bowman, J., Sumter, February, 1915. Action for injunction by E. D. Jennings against F. O. Jennings and another. From a judgment holding defendants in contempt for a violation of the injunction granted, they appeal. cites : As to jurisdiction: 49 S. C. 199; 91 S. C. 412. As to pendency of appeal: 30 S. E. 593; 59 S. C. 56; Code Civ. Proc., sec. 395; Civil Code, sec. 1967. cites: As to jurisdiction: 49 S. C. 199; 7 A. & E. Enc. of E. 55.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the Court was delivered by
Mr. Justice Hydrick.
In an action in which L. D. Jennings was plaintiff and F. O. Jennings, Ulric Jennings, and others were defendants, it was adjudged, on November 22, 1912, that U. D. Jennings had the right to erect and maintain gates across a neighborhood road running through his lands, under section 1966, vol. I, Civ. Code 1912, and defendants were enjoined from interfering with the gates, except to open and close them in using the road. From this judgment notice of appeal was given by both sides, but nothing further was done toward perfecting the…
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