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· 9/24/1897

Varn v. Green

Citations

  • 50 S.C. 403
  • 27 S.E. 862
  • 1897 S.C. LEXIS 34

Syllabus

<p>Circuit Judge — Discretion—Continuance.—It is an abuse of discretion for a Circuit Judge to peremptorily order a cause of long standing to trial when counsel on one side are too sick to be in Court, or to conduct the case, upon the ground that it is his custom in such cases to require parties to employ other counsel.</p>

Judges: Jones, Pope

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