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Winslow Bros. Smith Co. v. Gossett

Supreme Court of South Carolina
Jul 6, 1922
120 S.C. 164 (S.C. 1922)

Opinion

10958

July 6, 1922.

Before TOWNSEND, J., Anderson, March, 1922. Appeal dismissed.

Action by Winslow Bros. Smith Co. against Ralph Gossett. From an order vacating a judgment by default, plaintiff appeals.

Mr. A.H. Dagnall, for appellant, cites: Sufficient showing to vacate a default judgment: 105 S.C. 421; 107 S.C. 483. Delay: 102 S.C. 357. Could have been heard at chambers: 32 Stat., 281.

Messrs. Bonham Allen, for respondent, cite: Power to vacate default judgment: Code Proc. 1912, Sec. 225. Motion addressed to discretion of Judge: 17 S.C. 453. Exercise is not appealable: 8 S.C. 50; 10 S.C. 369; 14 S.C. 630. Will be reviewed only where abused: 56 S.C. 28; 77 S.C. 226; 19 S.C. 557; 108 S.C. 49. Statutes and Rules of Court are to aid, not defeat justice: 102 S.C. 357.


July 6, 1922. The opinion of the Court was delivered by


This is an appeal from an order vacating a judgment by default. Such an order is not appealable unless there was an erroneous exercise of discretion on the part of his Honor, the Circuit Judge, of which fact the appellant has failed to satisfy this Court.

Appeal dismissed.


Summaries of

Winslow Bros. Smith Co. v. Gossett

Supreme Court of South Carolina
Jul 6, 1922
120 S.C. 164 (S.C. 1922)
Case details for

Winslow Bros. Smith Co. v. Gossett

Case Details

Full title:WINSLOW BROS. SMITH CO. v. GOSSETT

Court:Supreme Court of South Carolina

Date published: Jul 6, 1922

Citations

120 S.C. 164 (S.C. 1922)
112 S.E. 825