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· 3/4/1895

Hammond v. Foreman

Citations

  • 43 S.C. 264
  • 21 S.E. 3
  • 1895 S.C. LEXIS 152

Syllabus

<p>1. Issues in Chancery — Appeals.—The act of 1890, 20 Stat., 695, regulating the ordering of issues out of chancery for trial by jury on motion of a party to the cause, does not prevent the chancellor from directing such a trial, whenever, in his judgment, it is necessary for the enlightenment of his conscience; and an order so made by him does not involve the merits, and is not appealable.</p>

Judges: Gary, Pore

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