Sumter Trust Co. v. Moses
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Townsend, J., Richland, June, 1920. Action for foreclosure begun by Clarence Richards, in which Sumter Trust Co. was substituted as plaintiff against Perry Moses, Jr., W. G. Moses, H. J. Harby, Lowry S. Covin and Lillie V. Padgett. Judgment for defendant, Lillie V. Padgett, and plaintiff and other defendants appeal.
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Before Townsend, J., Richland, June, 1920. Action for foreclosure begun by Clarence Richards, in which Sumter Trust Co. was substituted as plaintiff against Perry Moses, Jr., W. G. Moses, H. J. Harby, Lowry S. Covin and Lillie V. Padgett. Judgment for defendant, Lillie V. Padgett, and plaintiff and other defendants appeal. The decree of the trial Court is as follows: This action was commenced the 12th day of April, 1915, by Clarence Richards, against the above named defendants, other than H. J. Harby, who was made a party in May, 1915, to foreclose a second mortgage on the lot in the city of…
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the Court was delivered by
Mr. Justice Cothran.
Foreclosure proceedings, involving principally the rights and obligations of a purchaser at private sale of the mortgaged premises after three mortgages had been placed upon it. The property consists of a house and lot in the city of Columbia. -In the complicated transactions preceding this litigation it first appears as the property of the defendants Perry Moses, Jr., and W. G. Moses, and of two other persons not parties to this action, W. T. Rowland and H. V. Wells.
Prior to June 16, 1913, the date not being stated in the appeal…
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