Alston v. Limehouse
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Gary, J., November, 1900. Action for injunction by Charles Pringle Alston and Susan Pringle Alston against J. F. Limehouse, Jonas Happy, Sim Leonard, Abner Leonard, and A. M. Hills. From order refusing to transfer case to calendar I, on motion of defendants, they appeal. The former cite their argument in the other cause of like name. cite: It is discretionary with Circuit Judge whether he orders equitable or legal issues iirst tried: 52 S. C., 451.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the Court was delivered by
Mr. Justice Gary.
The record in this case contains a copy of the complaint, of the order of his Honor, Judge Gage, dated 13th July, 1900, and of the order of his Honor, Judge Gary, dated1 5th October, 1900, similar in all respects to the copy of the said complaint and orders set out in the case having the same title as this, in which the opinion1 has just been filed. 60 S. C., 559. It also contains the following : “That on the 271th day of August, 1900, said cause was* according to endorsement made upon the complaint by 'the plaintiff’s attorneys,…
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- Alston v. LimehouseSupreme Court of South Carolina · 1901
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