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· 10/7/1897

LaMotte v. Smith

Citations

  • 50 S.C. 558

Syllabus

<p>Mandamus — Circuit Judge — Chambers—Jurisdiction.—An issue in mandamus should be tried where respondent resides, and a Judge of such Circuit has no jurisdiction to hear at chambers such an issue while holding Court in another Circuit.</p>

Judges: Gary, Jones, Pope

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