Fishburne v. Minott
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before DanTzeer, J., Dorchester, September, 1904. Action by Julian Fishburne against Harriott K. Minott et cd. From- order changing venue and staying proceedings in Dorchester County, plaintiff appeals. cites: Notice of this motion should have been ten days: Code 1902, 2735. (oral argument).
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the Court was delivered by
Mr. Justice Jones.
The appeal in this, case is from an order of Judge Dantzler, dated September 26, 1904, granted at chambers, on the motion and affidavit of defendant, G. Herbert Sass, changing the place of trial from Dorchester County, where the action was commenced, to. Charleston County, providing for the transfer of all the papers filed in Dorchester County, and staying all other proceedings of the Court for Dorchester County.
1 The appellant in his first exception contends that the order was erroneous, because no notice of a motion to stay…
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