Jennings v. Springs

Court of Appeals of South Carolina

Jennings v. Springs

8 S.C. Eq. 181

DecidedJanuary 15, 1831

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Jennings v. Springs, 8 S.C. Eq. 181 (S.C. Ct. App. 1831).

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Opinion

Johnson, J.

We are of opinion, that the order made in the Circuit Court was within the discretion of the Chancellor; but we think the complainant should be required to pay all the costs, up to the time of the amendment, as well as of the amendment itself: and it is so ordered. This seems,, indeed, to be the necessary effect of the order of the Circuit Court, and this order was thought necessary, only, to remove any doubt on the subject.-

O’Neall, J., and Harper, J., concurred.

Order modified.

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Johnson, J.

We are of opinion, that the order made in the Circuit Court was within the discretion of the Chancellor; but we think the complainant should be required to pay all the costs, up to the time of the amendment, as well as of the amendment itself: and it is so ordered. This seems,, indeed, to be the necessary effect of the order of the Circuit Court, and this order was thought necessary, only, to remove any doubt on the subject.-

O’Neall, J., and Harper, J., concurred.

Order modified.

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8 S.C. Eq. 181, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/jennings-v-springs-scctapp-1831.