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· 3/29/1897

Matthews & Co. v. Cantey

Citations

  • 48 S.C. 588
  • 26 S.E. 894
  • 1897 S.C. LEXIS 125

Syllabus

<p>Complaint — Practice—Parties—Dismissal — Foreclosure. — It is proper to dismiss a complaint by a transferee of a note and mortgage, when it appears by proof that since the action was commenced the plaintiff has parted with all interest in the papers, and that they have been assigned to another party, who now owns them, and is not made a party because of the objection of plaintiff. Secs. 182 and 142 of Code considered.</p>

Judges: Jones, McIver

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