Legal Opinion
Martin v. Carolina Water Services, Inc.
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Decided April 5, 1979No. 20929PublishedCited by 4 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
Littlejohn, Justice:
The plaintiff, Jimmy L. Martin, was the owner of all of the outstanding stock of Marville Water Company, which owned a water and sewer system. He entered into an agreement to sell the company, by transferring its stock, to the defendant, Carolina Water Services, Inc. The consideration for the sale was, among other things, $110,000.00 in cash plus an agreement that Carolina Water Services, Inc. *45“. . . will not charge or collect any water or sewer connection or tap-on fees from sellers, developers, or utility customers within the territory.”
This action is brought for the…
2Cited by4 opinions
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- Martin v. Carolina Water Service, Inc.Court of Appeals of South Carolina · 1984
- Lindler v. BakerCourt of Appeals of South Carolina · 1984
- Charles E. Bunting and Kenneth Tyler v. The City of Columbia, a Body Politic and Municipal Corporation John T. Campbell, Mayor William C. Ouzts R. E. L. Freeman T. Patton Adams and Kirkman Finlay, Members of Council for the City of Columbia Graydon v. Olive, Jr., Columbia City Manager Ronald Cunningham, Personnel Officer and William R. Cauthen, Chief, City of Columbia Police Department, All of the Individual Above Being Sued Individually as Well as in Their Respective Official Capacities, and Their Successors in Office, Charles E. Bunting and Kenneth Tyler v. The City of Columbia, a Body Politic and Municipal Corporation John T. Campbell, Mayor William C. Ouzts R. E. L. Freeman T. Patton Adams and Kirkman Finlay, Members of Council for the City of Columbia Graydon v. Olive, Jr., Columbia City Manager Ronald Cunningham, Personnel Officer and William R. Cauthen, Chief, City of Columbia Police Department, All of the Individual Above Being Sued Individually as Well as in Their Respective Official Capacities, and Their Successors in OfficeCourt of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit · 1981