Wagener v. Booker
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Norton, J., Abbeville, March, 1889. These were motions made on Circuit by the defendant, E. IT. Booker, to dissolve attachments issued against him by E. W. Wagener '& Co. in one case, and by Watkins & Davenport in another. Upon the points decided by this court, the opinion fully states the case.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Mr. Chief Justice Simpson.
This appeal is before us from orders of his honor, Judge Norton, refusing to vacate and dissolve certain attachments issued by the clerk of the court in the cases above. It appears that the original affidavits upon which the attachments were issued were not filed in the clerk’s office within the ten days required by the act, though it seems that copies had been filed. It also appears that the undertaking furnished by the attaching creditor in each of the cases had been executed by a third party alone — we suppose a surety —…
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