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· 4/12/1882

Copeland v. Piedmont & Arlington Life Insurance

Citations

  • 17 S.C. 116

Syllabus

<p>1. No one but a party to the proceedings can move to set aside an attachment for irregularities.</p> <p>2. The assignee under a deed of assignment cannot by motion before judgment vacate an attachment levied upon the assigned property after the recording of the assignment, he being no party to the action.</p> <p>3. He cannot have the title to the land tried in this summary way.</p>

Judges: Simpson

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