Adger & Co. v. Pringle
Citations
- 13 S.C. 33
- 1880 S.C. LEXIS 18
Syllabus
<p>1. A Circuit decree, which gave full directions for its execution, having been affirmed on appeal, and the remittitur filed in the court below, no further order or judgment from the Circuit Court is necessary.</p> <p>2. If such order were required, its omission would involve a question of regularity and not of jurisdiction, and would not be appealable.</p> <p>3. Further proceedings by the Circuit Court under such decree, are not affected by the pendency of a motion before the Chief Justice to withdraw the remittitur and for leave to file a petition for rehearing, there being no order staying proceedings.</p>
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- rejecting attempt to read in extra-statutory limitations on the specific rights the personal representative could exercise
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Judges: McGowan, McIvek, Willard
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