Charleston Live Stock Co. v. Collins
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Hydrick, J., Darlington, Action by Charleston Live Stock Company against George Collins, Luke Outlaw and D. W. Smith. From order of Circuit Court affirming judgment of Magistrate Henry F. P. Sanders, defendants appeal. cites : Error to refuse continuance: 68 S. C., 138. As to notice: Code 1903, 245'6; Jones on Chat. Mtg., Sec. 2'56; 22 Einey., 1270'. Probate is not in proper form: 22 S. C., 332; 21 S. C., 268; 33 S. C., 436; 39 S. C., 89.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the Court was delivered by
Mr. Justice Jones.
This was an action in claim and delivery, brought in the magistrate court, involving the issue of title to one bay mare between plaintiff and defendant Outlaw.
It appears that one W. D. Lawhorne purchased a mule from J. S. Sanders in Florence County on March 19, 1904, and gave him a chattel mortgage thereon to secure the debt, payable on the first day of May, 1904. On May 14th of that year Lawhorne sold the mule in Darlington County to B. L. Outlaw for $50, who testified that he purchased the mule for defendant D. W. Smith. Smith…
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