Gibbes v. Greenville & Columbia Railroad

Citations

• 18 S.C. 87
• 1882 S.C. LEXIS 111

Syllabus

<p>1. Claims for damages sued against a corporation itself while in the hands of receivers and reduced to judgment, (in one case by consent of the officers of the corporation, who were also the receivers,) and afterwards presented and allowed as original claims against the receiver’s fund, are not entitled, as against that fund, to interest, either from the date of the judgments or from the order giving to them the right of payment — such order not having fixed the amounts due.</p> <p>'2. The decision in Ex parte Brown and Wife, 15 S. O. 518, considered and declared.</p>