Sanders v. Price
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Benet, J. Pickens, July, 1898. Action for partition by Nancy E. Sanders, Hannah Sanders, Martha Waldrop, and Mary Roper v. W. R. Price; same plaintiffs v. Elizabeth Cooper; same plaintiffs v. D. A. Cooper.
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Before Benet, J. Pickens, July, 1898. Action for partition by Nancy E. Sanders, Hannah Sanders, Martha Waldrop, and Mary Roper v. W. R. Price; same plaintiffs v. Elizabeth Cooper; same plaintiffs v. D. A. Cooper. From judgments for plaintiffs, defendants appeal. cite: Judgment regular on its face, and within jurisdiction of the Court imparts absolute verity to all collateral proceedings, and is binding on parties thereto: 24 S. C., 398; 34 Si C, 452; 35 S. C, 613; 37 S. C., 102; 39 S. C„ 477; 40 S. C., 193; 41 S. C., 1; 47 S. C, 525. All proceedings are collateral except such as are taken in…
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the Court was delivered by
Mr. Justice Jones.
These three cases were heard together. Each action is by the same plaintiffs for the partition of a tract of land, plaintiffs claiming as heirs at law of B. S. Porter, deceased. The defendant in each case claims title under a decree for sale of said land as the property of B. S. Porter’s estate, under partition proceedings in the case of Porter et al. v. Porter et al., in which, as shown by the record, the plaintiffs in this action appeared as parties plaintiff by their attorney, C. E. Robinson, Esq. This record was introduced in…
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