Moore v. Trimmier
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Hudson, J., Spartanburg, April, 1889. Action by Baxter H. Moore against Margaret Trimmier, administratrix of F. M. Trimmier, and others. The Circuit decree was as follows: This cause was heard upon Circuit in the year 1885, and on the 17th of December of that year the Circuit Judge, W. H Wallace, rendered a judgment.
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Before Hudson, J., Spartanburg, April, 1889. Action by Baxter H. Moore against Margaret Trimmier, administratrix of F. M. Trimmier, and others. The Circuit decree was as follows: This cause was heard upon Circuit in the year 1885, and on the 17th of December of that year the Circuit Judge, W. H Wallace, rendered a judgment. From that judgment an appeal was taken to the Supreme Court; and the court, without adjudging the cause upon its merits, sent the case back to this court in order that a.ll the subsequent purchasers of property from, and! lien creditors of, John Winsmith, being interested…
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Mr. Justice McIver.
The sheriff of Spartanburg County having levied on a tract of land in the possession of plaintiff, known as the “Tom Wofford place,” under an execution issued to enforce a judgment recovered by F. M. Trimmier against one John Winsmith on the 18th of March, 1879, which land was then owned by said Winsmith, this action was commenced to enjoin the sale until certain other property, formerly belonging to Win-smith, should be exhausted; the same, as plaintiff contends, being first liable to satisfy said judgment. All parties interested…
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