Babb v. Sullivan
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Fraser, J., Laurens, September, 1894. In this case the Hon. W. C. Benet, Judge of the First Circuit, sat in the seat of Mr. Justice Pope, who had been of counsel in the cause. It was a motion made by the executors of Hewlett Sullivan in July, 1894, to amend an execution issued in December, 1884, in the case of M. E. Babb, as clerk of court, &c., against Hewlett Sullivan.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Mr. Justice Benet.
This was a motion to amend an exe*437cution made ex parte Joseph P. Latimer and John H. Latimer, as executor's of the last will and testament of Hewlett Sullivan, deceased, in re M. E. Babb, as clerk, successor, &c., v. Hewlett Sullivan. The same moving parties made, at the same time, two other motions, one wire Rice, as clerk, successor, &c., v. Sullivan, to vacate a judgment; and one in re Shell, as clerk, successor, &c., v. Sullivan, to quash an execution. All the three cases in which the several motions were made were cldsely…
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