Mauldin v. Greenville
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Klugh, J., Greenville, July term, 1901. Statutory proceeding for assessment of damages by W. E. Mauldin against City Council of Greenville.
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Before Klugh, J., Greenville, July term, 1901. Statutory proceeding for assessment of damages by W. E. Mauldin against City Council of Greenville. From judgment on trial of appeal from arbitrators’ assessment, defendant appeals on following exceptions: .“1. Error in ordering the said case to trial after the defendant had given notice of intention to appeal from the order of his Honor dissolving the temporary injunction in the case of City Council of Greenville v. W. E. Mauldin, being a case to enjoin the plaintiff from a further prosecution of this proceeding until its appeal in the case of…
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the Court was delivered by
Mr. Justice Jones.
This is a special proceeding by W. L. Mauldin, under sec. 30 of the charter of Greenville city, to secure compensation for damages to his property abutting on Main street of said city, resulting from the lowering of the grade of said street. The board of arbitrators appointed pursuant to said section of the charter as the special tribunal to assess the amount of damages awarded Mauldin $1,000 as damages. Both parties appealed to the Circuit Court, and the issue of the amount of damages was submitted to a jury under instructions from…
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