Sloan v. Westfield

Citations

• 11 S.C. 445
• 1879 S.C. LEXIS 20

Syllabus

<p>1. A motion on the law side of the court, before the judge presiding, for a new trial on the minutes of an issue ordered out of chancery, upon the ground that there was no evidence ~to sustain the verdict of the jury, is irregular and properly refused. Flinn & Hart v. Brmm, 6 8. G. 209, explained.</p> <p>2. A judgment entered up upon the verdict in such case, without further proceedings in the original cause in chancery, is erroneous, and upon proper motion should be set aside.</p>