McAbee v. Harrison

Citations

• 50 S.C. 39
• 27 S.E. 539
• 1897 S.C. LEXIS 6

Syllabus

<p>1. Finding oe Fact. — The agreement in this case found to be that defendant should have the legal title to, and possession of, the land without accounting for rents and profits, and that plaintiff might redeem at price paid by defendant without interest.</p> <p>2. Improvements — Conditional Sales. — Where a party buys land conditionally, and then makes improvements, he does so at his own risk.</p> <p>3. Estoppel — Taches.—The plaintiff, under the circumstances in this case, is not estopped by conduct or laches from redeeming the land in question.</p> <p>4. Taxes — Accounting.—Under the circumstances in this case, the defendant is not entitled to be reimbursed the taxes paid by him on the land.</p>