Hickson Lumber Co. v. Stallings
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Shipp, J., Darlington, Spring term, 1911. Action by Hickson Dumber Company against Sylvester Stallings. The Circuit decree is : “This cause came on to be heard before me at March term, 1911, of the Court upon the pleadings and the testimony taken and reported by the master under former order of Court in this case.
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Before Shipp, J., Darlington, Spring term, 1911. Action by Hickson Dumber Company against Sylvester Stallings. The Circuit decree is : “This cause came on to be heard before me at March term, 1911, of the Court upon the pleadings and the testimony taken and reported by the master under former order of Court in this case. “The complaint alleges that the defendant contracted with the plaintiff to erect and equip upon a site to be furnished by the plaintiff a first-class sawmill and dry kiln capable of cutting and drying ten thousand feet of lumber per day and to furnish defendant with orders…
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the Court was delivered by
Mr. Ci-iiEE Justice Gary.
The following statement appears in the case:
“This, case was commenced by service of sumriions and complaint February 7, 1907, asking for recision and cancellation of the contract, set up in complaint and for injunction, upon which an order for a temporary injunction was granted by Judge R. C. Watts. ' After answer served by defendant, a motion was made in his behalf before Judge Memminger, to dissolve the temporary injunction which was refused, and the injunction continued, until hearing of cause on its merits. From this order…
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