Fraser v. McLeod

Supreme Court of South Carolina

Fraser v. McLeod

3 S.C.L. 198

DecidedNovember 15, 1802

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Fraser v. McLeod, 3 S.C.L. 198 (S.C. 1802).

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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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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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3 S.C.L. 198, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/fraser-v-mcleod-sc-1802.