Jordan v. Wilson
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Gary, J., Florence, June, 1903. Action by Hewitt P. Jordan against Thomas Wilson. From order dissolving temporary injunction, plaintiff appeals. cite: Code, 241, 242, 160; 19 S. C., 526 ;■ 64 S. C., 405 ; Code, 1902, 2733.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the Court was delivered by
Mr. Justice Jones.
This appeal is from an order by Judge Gary, dated June 26, 1903, dissolving a temporary order of injunction made herein by Judge Purdy on June 1st, 1903, the ground for dissolving said injunction being that it “was granted before action was commenced and not upon notice.”
The controlling question presented by the several exceptions is whether Judge Purdy’s order of June 1st was without jurisdiction. • The summons was attested by the clerk and dated April 23, 1903, and on same day Judge Purdy signed an order requiring defendant at time…
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