Jordan v. Wilson
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Purdy, J., Florence, August, 1903. Action by Hewett P. Jordan against Thomas Wilson. From order refusing to set aside temporary restraining order, defendant appeals. cite: As to dissolving a temporary injunction: Code of Proc., 335, 336, 246: Spell. Ex. Relief, secs. 1054, 28; Dan. Ch. PI. & Pr., 5 ed., 1599, 1600, 1602, 1603, 1604; Beach’s Mod, Eq.
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Before Purdy, J., Florence, August, 1903. Action by Hewett P. Jordan against Thomas Wilson. From order refusing to set aside temporary restraining order, defendant appeals. cite: As to dissolving a temporary injunction: Code of Proc., 335, 336, 246: Spell. Ex. Relief, secs. 1054, 28; Dan. Ch. PI. & Pr., 5 ed., 1599, 1600, 1602, 1603, 1604; Beach’s Mod, Eq. Prac., vol. 2, 780, 783, 791; 33 S. C., 410; 7 S. C., 486; 64 S. C., 405. As to abandoning appeal: 52 S. C., 505; 66 S. C., 539 ; 14 Rich., 118; 1 N. & McC., 110; 3 Rich., 281. Messrs. Moise & Clifton and S'. W. G. Shipp, contra (oral…
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion pf the Court was delivered by
Mr. Justice Jones.
The plaintiff brought this action for injunction to restrain defendant, his agents and servants, from trespassing on the lands described in the complaint. On April 23d, 1903, Judge Purdy issued a temporary restraining order and rule against defendant, to show cause, returnable on May 2, 1903. The defendant answered and made return thereto on June 1, 1903. Judge Purdy ordered that the injunction should be continued until the further order of the Court. Erom that order the defendant appealed to this Court, and subsequently gave notice…
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