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Agnew v. Adams

Citations

  • 24 S.C. 86
  • 1885 S.C. LEXIS 74

Syllabus

<p>1. A ruling of the Circuit Judge that the defendant is properly in court may be appealed from before final judgment.</p> <p>2. A refusal to grant a motion for non-suit is a mere ruling and not appealable until after final judgment.</p> <p>3. Appeal dismissed, the return not having been filed within the time prescribed by Rule II.</p>

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