Woods v. Bryan
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Gary, J., Marion, April, 1893. Action by Charles A. Woods against Marvin Q. Bryan and Elizabeth S. Bryan, commenced March 20, 1888, and heard before Ernest Gary, Esq., judge-elect of the Fifth Circuit, holding the courts of the Fourth Circuit by special appointment.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Mr. Justice McGowan.
On January 10, 1885, M. Q. Bryau purchased a plantation in Marion County known as the “J. Moody place” from Anna L. Gorham. Part of the purchase money ($200) was secured by the note of the said Bryan and a mortgage of his “Ariel place.” As soon as the papers *75were prepared in the presence of Bryan, the note and mortgage were transferred, for valuable consideration, to the plaintiff, C. A. Woods. When the note became due, Bryan paid the interest up to December, 1886, and was granted indulgence to that time by the assignee, the…
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