Farmers & Merchants Bank v. Holliday
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Seasb, J., Marion, June, 1916. Action by the Farmers & Merchants Bank against J. G. Flolliday and others. From a judgment, the Peoples Bank appeals. cite: As to filing transcript of judgment: Code Civ. Proc., secs. 341, 348; 3 Words & Phrases 2764-5; 14 S. C. 35; 46 S. C. 292; 50 S. C. 380; 33 S. C. 611. Clerk’s office hours: Civil Code, secs. 1305, 1307. Two fund doctrine: 18 S. C. 425, cites: As to entry of judgment: Code Civ.
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Before Seasb, J., Marion, June, 1916. Action by the Farmers & Merchants Bank against J. G. Flolliday and others. From a judgment, the Peoples Bank appeals. cite: As to filing transcript of judgment: Code Civ. Proc., secs. 341, 348; 3 Words & Phrases 2764-5; 14 S. C. 35; 46 S. C. 292; 50 S. C. 380; 33 S. C. 611. Clerk’s office hours: Civil Code, secs. 1305, 1307. Two fund doctrine: 18 S. C. 425, cites: As to entry of judgment: Code Civ. Proc., sec. 339; 45 S. C. 11; 10 S. C. 278; 89 S. C. 454.
1ConcurrenceJustice Hydrick
I concur in affirming the judgment, but I do not concur in the reasons for overruling the second and third grounds of appeal. Subdivision 1 of section 348 of the Code of Procedure reads:
“Final judgments entered in any Court of record in this State, subsequent to the 25th day of November, A. D. 1873, shall constitute a lien upon the real estate of the judgment debtor in the county where the same is entered for a period of ten years from the date thereof; and a transcript of such judgment may be filed in the office of the clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of -any other county, and, when so…
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