Sease v. Dobson
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Fraser and Aldrich, JJ., Aiken, Action by Alfred Sease against Joseph Dobson, Henry Dob-sen, and S. L. Knopf, commenced July 12, 1890. The order of Judge Fraser was as follows: This case is before me on a return by the defendants, Henry Dobson and Jos.
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Before Fraser and Aldrich, JJ., Aiken, Action by Alfred Sease against Joseph Dobson, Henry Dob-sen, and S. L. Knopf, commenced July 12, 1890. The order of Judge Fraser was as follows: This case is before me on a return by the defendants, Henry Dobson and Jos. Dobson, to a rule to show, cause why an injunction should not issue, forbidding the defendant Lancaster to pay to the said Dobsons certain moneys in his hands arising from the sale of crops under an alleged lien, and representing certain personal property seized under an alleged mortgage to secure rent and advances claimed by the…
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Mr. Justice McIver.
The controversy between these parties had its origin in two papers, bearing date 12th November, 1888, copies of which are set out in the “Case,” both of which were signed by the two Dobsons, Joseph and Henry, defendants herein, purporting to give to the plaintiff liens on the crops of the two Dobsons raised during the year 1889, on certain land of the plaintiff rented to the defendants, for the purpose of secur*349ing the payment of advances to an amount stated in each paper, as well as the rent of said land. Each of these papers…
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