¶1The defendant having appeared
¶2and made default, cannot now, at this stage, take advantage of the defect in the original writ.
¶3The objection comes too late. Motion dismissed.
3 S.C.L. 29
M'Cord v. Lloyd
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Decided July 1, 1801
Supreme Court of South Carolina · decided 1801-07-01
On a motion to set aside the verdict and proceedings upon a writ of inquiry, it appeared, that after the defendant had entered an ap-' pearance, an interlocutory order for judgment had been obtained, after the expiration of the rule to plead, which was duly served, an<b thereupon a writ of inquiry executed. The ground of the motion was, that the original writ had no seal affixed to it.
Decided 1801-07-01