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· 3/5/1888

Badgett v. Frick & Co.

Citations

  • 28 S.C. 176
  • 5 S.E. 355
  • 1888 S.C. LEXIS 31

Syllabus

<p>1. The warranty of an engine was upon condition that the buyer would give notice of defects by registered letter to the seller. Notice was given, but not by registered letter. Held, that the notice having been received, the condition was substantially fulfilled.</p> <p>2. If property be seized by the mortgagee under a chattel mortgage when nothing is due, the mortgagor is. entitled to bring his action in equity to restrain the sale and to cancel the note and mortgage.</p>

Judges: Laurens, McGowan, Norton

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