Marsh v. Blythe

Supreme Court of South Carolina

Marsh v. Blythe

10 S.C.L. 170

Supreme Court of South Carolina·Decided January 15, 1818·Published

Opinion

*The opinion of the Court was delivered by

Bichardson, Attorney-General, for the motion. Holmes and Gadsden, contra.

*Gantt, J.

The Court are of opinion, that the question was one of fact, which ought to have been left to the jury, to be declared by their verdict; and that as they were restricted by the charge of the Court, and confined within limits too prescribed, the verdict must be set aside, and a new trial granted. See Abbot on Shipping, Story’s Ed. from 252 to 260,

Coloook, Cheves, Nott and Johnson, JJ., concurred.

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*The opinion of the Court was delivered by

Bichardson, Attorney-General, for the motion. Holmes and Gadsden, contra.

*Gantt, J.

The Court are of opinion, that the question was one of fact, which ought to have been left to the jury, to be declared by their verdict; and that as they were restricted by the charge of the Court, and confined within limits too prescribed, the verdict must be set aside, and a new trial granted. See Abbot on Shipping, Story’s Ed. from 252 to 260,

Coloook, Cheves, Nott and Johnson, JJ., concurred.

Marsh v. Blythe, 10 S.C.L. 170 (S.C. 1818).

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