Stepp v. National &c. Ass'n
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Izlar, J., Greenville, April, 1893, and Wallace, J., Abbeville, September, 1893. These were two separate cases, but as they both involved the same point, the appeal in both cases was disposed of in one opinion.
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Before Izlar, J., Greenville, April, 1893, and Wallace, J., Abbeville, September, 1893. These were two separate cases, but as they both involved the same point, the appeal in both cases was disposed of in one opinion. In the case of Stepp v. National Life and Maturity Association of Washington, D. 0., 37 S. C., 417, defendant appealed from ajudgment against him for $2,156.26 on numerous grounds, all of which were overruled, except one involving an error of $64.51, which was sustained. In the case of Loeb v. Mann, 39 S. C., 465, defendant appealed on three grounds from a judgment entered on a…
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Mr. Chief Justice MoIveb.
These two cases, involving the same point, were heard and will be considered together, although when heard on Circuit by two different Circuit Judges, they reached different conclusions upon the question presented by this appeal. In both of these cases, when heard on the original appeals, this court rendered judgment that the judgment of the Circuit Court be reversed unless the respondents therein would, within a prescribed time, enter upon the record a remittitur of a specified amount of money, in which event the judgments be…
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