Fraser v. McLeod

3 S.C.L. 198
Supreme Court of South Carolina·Decided November 15, 1802·Published

Opinion

But the court, all the judges present, confirmed the determination of the judge at chambers, and agreed that leave to plead double, pursuant to the stat. 4 An.c. 16, for amendment of the law, must be granted in open court, and cannot be given by a judge at chambers. See Comp. Prac. 1 vol. p. 171, sec. 4. And refused the motion for leave to plead the plea required, as all original notions must be first decided in a district court, and ought never to be decided upon it in this court, but upon appeal.

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