Equitable Fire Insurance v. Fishburne

Supreme Court of South Carolina

Equitable Fire Insurance v. Fishburne

49 S.E. 1038, 70 S.C. 328, 1904 S.C. LEXIS 203

Supreme Court of South Carolina·Decided December 3, 1904·Published

Opinion

Opinion.

PER Curiam.

The respondent on due notice moved- this Court to- require the defendant to- amend her return by inserting certain papers named in the notice. After consider1tio-n, this Court orders: That the defendant, appellant, do forthwith add to- her return already on file a copy of the decree o-f Judge .Gage in this cause, also- a cop}'- of the defendant's notice of appeal from said decree, and also the defendant’s ground of appeal o-r exceptions-.

This Co-urt reserves its right to further order any other papers- added to- defendant’s return, that may appear necessary for the proper consideration of the appeal herein.

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Opinion.

PER Curiam.

The respondent on due notice moved- this Court to- require the defendant to- amend her return by inserting certain papers named in the notice. After consider1tio-n, this Court orders: That the defendant, appellant, do forthwith add to- her return already on file a copy of the decree o-f Judge .Gage in this cause, also- a cop}'- of the defendant's notice of appeal from said decree, and also the defendant’s ground of appeal o-r exceptions-.

This Co-urt reserves its right to further order any other papers- added to- defendant’s return, that may appear necessary for the proper consideration of the appeal herein.

Equitable Fire Insurance v. Fishburne, 49 S.E. 1038, 70 S.C. 328, 1904 S.C. LEXIS 203 (S.C. 1904).

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