Vacation Time of Hilton Head Island, Inc. v. Kiwi Corp.

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• holding that although the circuit court and the magistrate have concurrent jurisdiction in ejectment proceedings, the circuit court still has appellate jurisdiction over ejectment cases initially heard by a magistrate
• concluding that on appeal from a magistrate’s decision for an application for ejectment, this Court is without jurisdiction to reverse the findings of the circuit court if there is any supporting evidence
• concluding that after an ejectment from the magistrate's court and appeal to the circuit court, the appellate court \is without jurisdiction to reverse the findings of fact of the [c]ircuit [c]ourt if there is any supporting evidence\
• noting that the Court of Appeals is without jurisdiction to reverse findings of fact of the circuit court on review from the magistrate’s court if there is any supporting evidence
• stating that in ejectment proceedings first heard in magistrate's court, the court of appeals \is without jurisdiction to reverse the findings of fact of the [c]ircuit [c]ourt if there is any supporting evidence\
• holding this Court, when reviewing the decision of the circuit court sitting in its appellate capacity, must affirm the findings of fact of the circuit court if there is any evidence to support the findings

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