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· 6/24/1889

London v. Youmans

Citations

  • 31 S.C. 147
  • 9 S.E. 775
  • 1889 S.C. LEXIS 12

Syllabus

<p>1. A purchaser of a chattel for value without notice from a purchaser in possession with notice is protected against the claim of a prior mortgagee whose mortgage was unrecorded.</p> <p>2. The record of a chattel mortgage in a county other than that in which the mortgagor resided, and a public sale thereunder, do not operate as constructive notice.</p> <p>3. A point not raised by exceptions will not be considered on appeal, and there being no testimony in the Brief on this point, the fact will be assumed to be such as will support the judgment below.</p>

Judges: McIver

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