Owings v. Hunt
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Buchanan, J., Pickens, March, 1898. Action by Ifidie Owings and Raymond O. Hunt, by his guardian ad litem, v. Amanda Hunt, Jesse E. Hunt, Uzee Hunt, H. M. Brock, E. H. Brock, and C. L. Hollingsworth. The plaintiffs and defendant, Hollingsworth, appeal from Circuit decree. cite: Defendants are liable to account for advancements: Bail. Eq., 234; McM.
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Before Buchanan, J., Pickens, March, 1898. Action by Ifidie Owings and Raymond O. Hunt, by his guardian ad litem, v. Amanda Hunt, Jesse E. Hunt, Uzee Hunt, H. M. Brock, E. H. Brock, and C. L. Hollingsworth. The plaintiffs and defendant, Hollingsworth, appeal from Circuit decree. cite: Defendants are liable to account for advancements: Bail. Eq., 234; McM. Eq., 234; 17 S. C., 550. Res judicata: 17 S. C., 35,163. There is no difference as to the taking by succession from the ancestor in fee simple and fee conditional estates: 28 S. C., 238; 47 S. C., 288; 13 S. C., 512; 37 S. C., 266; 52 S. C.,…
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the Court was delivered by
Mr. Justice Pope.
This action was commenced 8th September, 1897, in the Court of Common Pleas for Pick-ens County. The complaint substantially alleges: First. That the plaintiff, Raymond 0. Hunt, is a minor over fourteen years of age, and appears by his guardian ad litem, T. P. Hunt. Second. That Eveline Hunt, who died on 14th March, 1890, intestate, left as her surviving children the plaintiffs and defendants, H. M. Brock and E. H. Brock, and also A. R. Hunt, who is represented by C. E. Hollings-worth, which four children and her husband, T. J. Hunt,…
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