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· 7/16/1914

Beckwith v. Martin

Citations

  • 82 S.E. 414
  • 98 S.C. 183
  • 1914 S.C. LEXIS 31

Syllabus

<p>Judges. Practice. Jurisdiction.</p> <p>1. A Judge in another Circuit than that in which a cause is pending, has no jurisdiction to make an order in such cause, without evidence to show that there is no Judge in the Circuit where cause is pending.</p> <p>2. An order should not be made, after default has occurred, extending time within which to answer, without notice to plaintiff.</p> <p>3. A judgment cannot be vacated or set aside at chambers.</p> <p>.4. An order of one Circuit Judge cannot be reviewed, modified or changed by another Circuit Judge.</p>

Judges: Watts

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