Latimer v. Sovereign Camp Woodmen of the World
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Aldrich, J., October term, 1900. Action on benefit certificate by Mrs. Marion E. Latimer against Sovereign Camp Woodmen of the World. From judgment for defendant, plaintiff appeals. cite: On the construction of the policy: 57 S. W., 415; 35 L. R. Ann., 258; 150 U. S., 1150; 137 U. S., 661; 47 N. Y., 52; 34 Wis., 389; 84 Penn. St., 385; 2 Dillon’s C. C., 154; 87 Ky., 54I; 109 U. S., 880; 95 U. S., 232; 29 Fed. R., 198; 5 M. •& G. Eng.
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Before Aldrich, J., October term, 1900. Action on benefit certificate by Mrs. Marion E. Latimer against Sovereign Camp Woodmen of the World. From judgment for defendant, plaintiff appeals. cite: On the construction of the policy: 57 S. W., 415; 35 L. R. Ann., 258; 150 U. S., 1150; 137 U. S., 661; 47 N. Y., 52; 34 Wis., 389; 84 Penn. St., 385; 2 Dillon’s C. C., 154; 87 Ky., 54I; 109 U. S., 880; 95 U. S., 232; 29 Fed. R., 198; 5 M. •& G. Eng. C. P. R., 639; 105 Ind., 212; 51 N. W., 202; 3 L. R. A., 495. Force and effect of circumstantial evidence here: 46 La. Ann., 1189. Leading question: 1…
1Opinion
This is a petition for a rehearing by the Court en banc, based solely upon the ground that the Court was equally divided upon the original hearing in this Court. Inasmuch as this Court has held in two cases, to wit: Florence v.Brown, 49 S.C. 332, and Newton v. Woodley, 55 S.C. 132, that such a ground is not sufficient, from which holding this Court is not disposed to depart, the petition must be dismissed.
It is, therefore, ordered, that the petition be dismissed, and that the stay of the remittitur heretofore granted be revoked.
2Cases cited2 opinions
- Newton v. WoodleySupreme Court of South Carolina · 1899
- City of Florence v. BrownSupreme Court of South Carolina · 1897