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· 7/20/1897

Lockhart v. Smith

Citations

  • 50 S.C. 112
  • 27 S.E. 567
  • 1897 S.C. LEXIS 11

Syllabus

<p>1. Warrant oe Attachment — Motion to Vacate — Practice.-—Affidavits containing matters cumulative or additional to those submitted to the clerk, when he issues a warrant of attachment upon an agricultural lien, cannot be used by lienee on motion to vacate.</p> <p>2. Finding oe Fact, that first levy under warrant of attachment was released before second made, affirmed.</p> <p>3. Agricueturae Lien — Words and Phrases — Rev. Stat., 2514, Construed — Remedy—Warrant oe Attachment — Indorser.— A person indorsing a note for a farmer, which he uses as collateral in obtaining money and supplies used in making a crop, is such a person, under sec. 2514 of Rev. Stat., as makes advances to be used in the cultivation of a crop, and he can enforce an agricultural lien against such crop, given him by the farmer to secure him in such indorsement.</p>

Judges: Pope

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