Dismukes v. Dismukes
12 S.C.L. 552
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Bluebook
Dismukes v. Dismukes, 12 S.C.L. 552 (S.C. 1822).
Opinion
Whenever it is intended by a defendant to require security for costs, where the plaintiff resides out of the state, reasonable notice should be given to the plaintiff or his attorney, of such intention, prior to the court at which the cause is to be tried, that no plaintiff may be taken by surprise.
Security for cost does not depend upon the defendants putting in bail. , „
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