Coker v. Duncan
102 S.E. 18, 113 S.C. 204, 1920 S.C. LEXIS 49
Opinion
The opinion of the Court was delivered by
The appellant having failed to file points and authorities, as required by the rules of the Court, but states in the record that “submitted without argument,” the appeal must be dismissed; but, even without this, under the recent case of Lena Robison v. G. M. Barton, 102 S. E. 16, opinion of Chief Justice, and authorities cited by him therein, on the merits, the appeal would be dismissed.
Appeal dismissed.
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Robison v. Barton
102 S.E. 16 (Supreme Court of South Carolina, 1920)