Willingham v. Willingham
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Townsend, J., Anderson, March, 1899. Motion by J. N. Willingham, administrator of John Willingham, in case of W. A. Willingham v. A. L. Willingham and J. N. Willingham, as administrator of John Willing-ham, for certificate on execution that process was issued on purchase money contract.
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Before Townsend, J., Anderson, March, 1899. Motion by J. N. Willingham, administrator of John Willingham, in case of W. A. Willingham v. A. L. Willingham and J. N. Willingham, as administrator of John Willing-ham, for certificate on execution that process was issued on purchase money contract. From order refusing motion, mover appeals on following exceptions : T. Because his Honor erred in holding that he could not find from the pleadings as a fact that the judgment was rendered for the purchase price of any particular tract of land, because the complaint shows that the notes upon which…
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the Court was delivered by
Mr. Justice Pope.
W. A. Willingham, on the 15th March, 1897, brought this action against A. L. Willingham, as defendant, to recover what was due on three notes given by said A. L. Willingham to his father, John Willingham, and alleged that the consideration of said three notes was one tract of land in the county of Anderson and said State, on which land the said A. L. Willingham resides — such notes aggregated $274 and interest thereon from 18th September, 1889. By his answer, the defendant, A. L. Willing-ham, seemingly, denied all the allegations of…
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