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· 1/25/1897

Meares v. Clamp

Citations

  • 48 S.C. 233
  • 26 S.E. 465
  • 1897 S.C. LEXIS 87

Syllabus

<p>Supreme Court — Certiorari — Magistrate — Injunction. — The Supreme Court will neither, in an ordinary case, grant a writ of certiorari, commanding a magistrate to certifjr the proceedings in a case before him to the Court of Common Pleas, nor grant an order staying proceedings.</p>

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