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State v. Jordan

Citations

  • 177 S.E.2d 464
  • 255 S.C. 86
  • 1970 S.C. LEXIS 165

How courts have described this case

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  • determining that in reviewing denial of directed verdict motion, issues not raised to trial court in support of directed verdict motion are not preserved for appellate review
  • noting our supreme court “has, in numerous cases, held that [an appellate court] will not consider a question on appeal which was not presented in the court below.”
  • refusing to consider an appellate argument that was asserted to show the trial court erred in denying his directed verdict motion when the argument was not raised as a ground for the motion at trial
  • “This court has, in numerous cases, held that it will not consider a question on appeal which was not presented in the court below.”
  • “[Fraudulent intent is a condition of the mind beyond the reach of the senses, usually kept secret and can only be proved by unguarded expressions, conduct and circumstances generally.”

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Judges: Moss, Lewis, Bussey, Brailsford, Littlejohn

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