Jackson v. Lewis
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Wallace, J., Richland, This was a suit by C. F. Jackson and Thomas Agnew, as executors Of John Agnew, deceased, against N. E. Lewis.
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Before Wallace, J., Richland, This was a suit by C. F. Jackson and Thomas Agnew, as executors Of John Agnew, deceased, against N. E. Lewis. The Cir-' cuit decree was as follows: .This case has been twicelried on Circuit, and on appeal to the Supreme Court taken in each instance the Circuit decisions dismissing the complaint have been reversed, and the case remanded to the Circuit Court for a new trial. 29 S. C., 193; 32 S. C., 59-3. At this trial, in addition to the testimony taken at the former trials, there were put in evidence by the defendant Lewis certain receipts showing such payments…
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Mr. Justice McIver.
Inasmuch as this is the third appeal in this case, it will not be necessary to make any detailed statement of the facts, as they may be found in the reports of the former appeals in 29 S. C., 193, and 32 S. C., 593, the latter being more fully reported in 10 S. E. Rep., 1074. It seems, to us that, 'in view of the former decisions in this case, the decree of Judge Wallace, which should be incorporated in the report of this case, is quite sufficient to vindicate the judgment now appealed from.
1 But as the case has been most earnestly…
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