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· 4/1/1904

Riley v. Mutual Life Ins.

Citations

  • 47 S.E. 708
  • 68 S.C. 383
  • 1904 S.C. LEXIS 57

Syllabus

<p>Jurisdiction — -Magistrate—Circuit Court. — When the Circuit Court, on appeal from magistrate, decides that the magistrate had not acquired jurisdiction of the person of the defendant, it should dismiss the case and not send it back to magistrate for further action.</p>

Judges: Pope

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