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17 S.C. Eq. 375

Buchan v. James

Supreme Court of South Carolina

Decided December 15, 1843

Supreme Court of South Carolina · decided 1843-12-15

Before his Honor Chancellor Johnson, at Laurens, Jane Term, 1841. Bill for account, &c., The decree of his Honor, the Chancellor, who heard this case on the circuit, presents all the material facts so fully as to render any further report unnecessary. It is as follows : Johnson Ch. The Rev. Robert Buchan, of Stafford County, Virginia, died therein the latter part of the year 1803.

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Curia, per Johnson, Ch.

¶1The court agree that by the rule adopted by the court, in analogy to the statute of limitations, the demand of the complainant against the defendants, is barred, and on that ground, concur in the decree of the circuit court. The question as to the presumption of payment arising from the lapse of time, is not, therefore, necessary to the decision of the case, and the court have declined expressing any opinion as to its merits.

¶2Appeal dismissed.

Harper, Dunkin and Johnston, Chancellors, concurred.
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