Stevenson v. Dunlap

Citations

• 33 S.C. 350
• 11 S.E. 1017

Syllabus

<p>1. An administrator in this State of a deceased infant (whether the infant had her domicile here or not) cannot maintain an action in the courts of this State against the guardian of the deceased infant's estate, he having been appointed such guardian by the courts of another State while both he and the infant resided there, and being served in this case by publication while still resident there.</p> <p>2. And as no action could be maintained against him, no attachment could issue against his property here ; nor generally can a foreign guardian be proceeded against by attachment.</p>