Crystal Ice Co. of Cola. v. First Colonial Corp.

How courts have described this case

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• finding a first-to-file mortgage holder not entitled to the protection of the recording statute where that mortgage holder had knowledge of the existence of a prior purchase money mortgage
• relying upon Hill v. Carolina Power & Light Co., 204 S. C. 83, 28 S. E. (2d) 545 [1943], which holds notice to the agent, in order to bind the principal, must relate to the business for which the agent is authorized and to matters over which his authority extends
• “It is well established that a principal is affected with constructive knowledge of all material facts of which his agent receives notice while acting within the scope of his authority.”
• “It is well established that a principal is affected with constructive knowledge of all materi al facts of which his agent receives notice while acting within the scope of his authority”
• \It is well established that a principal is affected with constructive knowledge of all material facts of which his agent receives notice while acting within the scope of his authority.\
• \It is well established that a principal is affected with constructive knowledge of all material facts of which his agent receives notice while acting within the scope of his authority.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).