Lockwood v. Lockwood
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Purdy, J., Beaufort, January, 1904. Application by Laura M. Lockwood, in Lockwood v. Lockwood, for order requiring master toi pay balance proceeds of sale to her. From order continuing- motion, movant appeals. cites:. Costs due master: Code of 1902, 3097, 3113; 16 S. C., 362; 53 S. C., 387. cites : No appeal lies from order of continuance: 42 S. C., 205; 33 S. C., 333.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the Court was delivered by
Mr. Justice Jones.
The plaintiff, as executrix of the will of William H. Lockwood, deceased, brought this action for the purpose of marshaling the assets of the estate of said deceased, calling in creditors, and winding up said estate under the direction of'the Court. Judge Townsend referred the cause to the master of Beaufort County to take proof of claims against said estate and report the same to the Court, requiring creditors to establish their claims in this action and restraining them from otherwise enforcing their claims. Under this order, it…
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