Navassa Guano Co. v. Richardson
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Wallace, J., Clarendon, October, 1886. It is admitted in the Brief that the presiding judge charged the jury as stated in the exceptions. .These exceptions were.as follows: 1. Defendant excepts to the charge made by the presiding judge to the jury on the trial in said action, for that he respectfully submits that his honor, the presiding judge, charged, and erred in charging, the jury that the acceptance by the defendant of the release by the mortgagor, D. M.…
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Before Wallace, J., Clarendon, October, 1886. It is admitted in the Brief that the presiding judge charged the jury as stated in the exceptions. .These exceptions were.as follows: 1. Defendant excepts to the charge made by the presiding judge to the jury on the trial in said action, for that he respectfully submits that his honor, the presiding judge, charged, and erred in charging, the jury that the acceptance by the defendant of the release by the mortgagor, D. M. Richardson, of the latter’s equity of redemption of the mortgaged' premises, operated as a conveyance-to'the defendant of the…
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Mr. Justice McIver.
This was an action to recover possession of certain real estate in the possession of the defendant. Both parties claim under D. M. Richardson — the plaintiff under a sheriff’s title through a judgment against said D. M. Richardson, entered February 23, 1883, under which the two tracts of land in controversy were levied on and sold by the sheriff some time in the year 1886, and duly conveyed to the plaintiff; and the defendant through two mortgages, one executed February 17, 1880, covering both of said tracts of land, and the other…
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