Crawford v. Atlantic Coast Lumber Corp.
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Wiuson, J., Berkeley, March, 1911. Action by S. L. Crawford et al. against Atlantic Coast Lumber Corporation. Plaintiffs appeal. cite: It is proper to refer case to master to ascertain the damage: 10 S. C. 491; 37 S. C. 339; 70 S. C. 119; 1 Spelling’s Ext.
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Before Wiuson, J., Berkeley, March, 1911. Action by S. L. Crawford et al. against Atlantic Coast Lumber Corporation. Plaintiffs appeal. cite: It is proper to refer case to master to ascertain the damage: 10 S. C. 491; 37 S. C. 339; 70 S. C. 119; 1 Spelling’s Ext. Rel., sec. 964; 3 Brev. 75; 73 S. C. 373; 95 Fed. 941; 16 Eney. 439. Injunction bond is the only right of action defendant has: Spelling, sec. 493; 19 S. C. 338; 133 Fed. 736. Is plaintiff liable where dissolution is only partial? 19 La. Ann. 78; 15 Id. 81; 39 Id. 149. Is plaintiff liable at all? Spelling, secs. 948, 956; 43 S. C.…
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the Court was delivered by
Mr. Justice Woods.
This action for injunction arose out of differences as to rights acquired by the defendant under contract for the sale of standing timber. The plaintiffs obtained a temporary order of injunction, restraining the defendant from cutting any timber on nine hundred and fifty-four acres of the land described in the agreement, on the ground that the conveyance did not cover timber growing in the bays and branches. The undertaking given under this order was conditioned that the plaintiffs would pay the “sum of three hundred dollars, being…
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