McClellan v. Taylor
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Gary, J., Charleston, August, 1897. Action for injunction by Lawrence P. McClellan v. George T. Taylor. The following is the agreement under which - defendant claimed the right of way: Articles of agreement for compromise of landing question at McClellanville, between George T. Taylor and the heirs of Archibald J. McClellan. First.
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Before Gary, J., Charleston, August, 1897. Action for injunction by Lawrence P. McClellan v. George T. Taylor. The following is the agreement under which - defendant claimed the right of way: Articles of agreement for compromise of landing question at McClellanville, between George T. Taylor and the heirs of Archibald J. McClellan. First. It is agreed that George T. Taylor shall have the privilege to use the said landing, together with 100 feet of the shore line, including the wharf site, for the purpose of beaching his boats, for the object of repair whenever required; provided, that in said…
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the Court was delivered by
Mr. Justice Gary.
The facts of this case are clearly set forth in the report of the master, which will be published by the Reporter. The action was for perpetual injunction, on account of repeated and threatened trespasses to> the plaintiff’s private landing. So much of the complaint as relates to the alleged trespasses is as follows: “IV. That on 20th July, 1894, plaintiff gave notice to defendant that he revoked his license or privilege of entering upon said land or any part thereof, and notified him not tO' enter upon the same. V. That on same day…
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