Bramlett v. City Council of Greenville
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Watts, J., Greenville, June, 1910. Action by John T. Bramlett against City Council of Greenville. Defendant appeals. cites: Right of city to file answer: 64 S. C. 438. cites: What question would have gone to commissioners: 64 S. C. 440; 84 S. C. 196. The original petition for sidewalk properly ruled out: 80 S. C. 330.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the Court was delivered by
Mr. Justice Woods.
The following agreed statement of facts shows the manner in which the questions made by the appeal' arose: “On September 3d, 1907, the plaintiff, John T. Bramlett, through his attorney, Wilton H. Earle, served notice on the City Council of Greenville that he desired an arbitration, under the provisions of the charter then in eff ect, of a claim against the city amounting to three hundred dollars, for alleged damages to his property by the changing of grade of Hampton avenue in the year 1906. The said lot is at the northwest corner of…
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