Otis v. Cooper

Citations

• 117 S.C. 100
• 108 S.E. 260

Syllabus

<p>Constitutional Law—Highways—Due Process Clause Not Violated by Statute Giving Lien on Stolen Auto eor Injury From Its Negligent Operation.—Acts 1912, p. 737, giving a lien on a motor vehicle for damages caused by its being operated in violation of law or negligently, excepting only one which has been stolen from under secure lock, does not deprive one of property without process where the car had been stolen under other conditions; it being considered the offender.</p>