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Brown v. Thomson

Citations

  • 27 S.C. 500
  • 4 S.E. 345
  • 1887 S.C. LEXIS 160

Syllabus

<p>1. A married woman is responsible for articles purchased by her for the use of a plantation which was her separate estate, and judgment therefor may be entered against her.</p> <p>2. But a married woman cannot be held liable, in an action at law, for goods purchased by her for the use of herself and family, eren though the sale was made on the faith of her pledge of her individual credit.</p>

Judges: McGowan, Moiver, Simpson

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