Taylor v. King
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Shipp, J., Action by George H. Taylor against Mrs. Lila O. King and others to foreclose a mortgage. From a judgment for plaintiff for an insufficient amount, he appeals. No evidence to support findings of fact: 51 S. C. 80S; 55 S. C. 198; 67 S. C. 541. Sufficiency of tender: 71 S. C. 250. Effect of tender: Code, sec. 3461. Attorney's fees: 71 S. C. 258; 50 S. C. 303; 84 S. C. 458. '
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the Court was stated by
Mr. Justice Fraser.
This is an action to foreclose a mortgage given by Mrs. Lila O. King to the Loan & Exchange Bank on November 18, 1904, and duly assigned to the plaintiff. The case shows that “it is admitted by counsel that tender for $1,636.21 was made December 7, 1912.” The tender was refused because the appellant claimed that an installment of interest due in 1911 had not been paid. It is now admitted that the 1911 interest had been paid. It is claimed and not denied that Mrs. King had until January 1, 1913-, in which ' to pay the note. The appellant…
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