Price v. Krasnoff
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Hudson, Special Judge, Barnwell, March, 1900. Action to set aside certain deeds by Julia M. Price et aL against S. Krasnoff et al. Prom judgment dismissing complaint, plaintiffs appeal. cite: The plaintiffs fully established by competent testimony their equitable title to the property: 4 DeS., 287; 3 Stro'b. Eq-, 134; 5 Rich. N. S., 90. Anszvers of defendant do not contain the requisite pleas for setting up defense of purchaser for value without notice: 7 Rich.
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Before Hudson, Special Judge, Barnwell, March, 1900. Action to set aside certain deeds by Julia M. Price et aL against S. Krasnoff et al. Prom judgment dismissing complaint, plaintiffs appeal. cite: The plaintiffs fully established by competent testimony their equitable title to the property: 4 DeS., 287; 3 Stro'b. Eq-, 134; 5 Rich. N. S., 90. Anszvers of defendant do not contain the requisite pleas for setting up defense of purchaser for value without notice: 7 Rich. Eq., 516; 5 S.- C., 96; 3 Strob., 135. Defendants had full notice of facts: 13 S. C., 167; 9 S. C., 26. The plaintiffs were…
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the Court was delivered by
Mr. Justice Pope.
This action came on to be heard before his Honor, Judge J. H. Hudson, sitting as a special Judge,’ under a legal appointment to said office. The testi mony, both oral and documentary, were submitted in a report made by A. Howard Patterson, Esq., as master for Barnwell County. The said Circuit Judge submitted the following decree: “This is an action brought by the plaintiffs, the beneficiaries under a trust deed executed by John H. Price to 'Geo. W. Price, trustee, December 3d, 1887, to set aside two deeds, the first from Geo. W. Price,…
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