Hodge v. Fabian

Citations

• 31 S.C. 212
• 9 S.E. 820
• 1889 S.C. LEXIS 22

Syllabus

<p>1. Exceptions stating no specific objections not considered because too general.</p> <p>2. Findings of fact by the master, concurred in by the Circuit Judge, in a case in chancery, approved.</p> <p>3. Under proceedings by an administrator in the Court of Probate for sale of land in aid of assets, part of intestate's land was ordered to bo sold, and another part, in the same order, reserved for further consideration. Afterwards a second order directed the sale of the parcel previously reserved. Held, that parties to that proceeding, not then objecting, were bound by the second order.</p> <p>4. The Court of Probate having jurisdiction of a proceeding instituted by an administrator for the sale of his intestate's lands in aid of assets, a decree, directing the salo of more land than was necessary for the purpose, cannot bo afterwards questioned in an action in the Court of Common Pleas, by one of the distributees, who was a party to the Probate-Court proceedings, against the purchasers of the land last sold.</p>