· 3/29/2004
Hunt v. South Carolina Forestry Commission
Citations
- 595 S.E.2d 846
- 358 S.C. 564
- 2004 S.C. App. LEXIS 85
How courts have described this case
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- issues raised in a brief but not supported by authority are deemed abandoned and will not be considered on appeal
- “‘Deeds are construed to determine the intent of the parties. To construe a deed, a court looks first at the language of the instrument because a court presumes it declares the intent of the parties.’”
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Judges: Anderson, Hearn, Beatty
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