38 S.C. 549
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Decided December 5, 1892
Supreme Court of South Carolina · decided 1892-12-05
After the opinion was filed in this case on February 19, 1892 (35 S. C., 311), the plaintiffs obtained a stay of remittitur until April Term, 1892, on the affidavit of Andrew E. Moore, Esq., that he had recently discovered that C. S. Thompson, of North Carolina, had heard John Jackson say that the last paper in the cause was a “deed of gift.” All of this was denied in an affidavit made by the said C. S. Thompson.
Decided 1892-12-05
¶1Thereupon the following order was passed,
¶2Upon hearing the motion in this case, the affidavit upon which the same is based, the affidavit in response thereto, the argument of counsel representing the appellants and respondents, and after due consideration, it is ordered, that the motion be, and the same is, dismissed. It is further ordered, that the remittitur be forthwith sent to the Circuit Court.