Simms v. Phillips

Citations

• 46 S.C. 149
• 24 S.E. 97
• 1896 S.C. LEXIS 46

Syllabus

<p>1. An Appeal upon a jurisdictional question may be taken before a final judgment in the ease.</p> <p>2. Circuit Judge — Jurisdiction—Motion.—A Circuit Judge holding a special term of court, not in his own Circuit, under an order of the Chief Justice, cannot hear a motion of reference to take testimony, at chambers, in such Circuit, without consent of defendant, in a case docketed during the special term — construing Rev. Stat., sec. 2248, and Code, sec. 28.</p> <p>Mr. Chief Justice McIver, dissenting.</p>