Supreme Court of South Carolina, 1818

Siau v. Pigott

Siau v. Pigott
Supreme Court of South Carolina · Decided January 15, 1818 · Colcock, Gantt, Johnson, Oheves
10 S.C.L. 124

Siau v. Pigott

Opinion of the Court

The opinion of the Court was delivered by

Oheves, J.

This case is not distinguishable from the cases of William v. Leper, (3 Burrows, 1886,) and Houlditch v. Milne, (3 Esp. *75cases, 86.) The plaintiff had a lien on the vessel, which he could have immediately enforced by the process of the Admiralty, and which he parted with on the defendant’s promise to pay.

Dunlcin, for the motion.

The decree must be affirmed.

Colcock, Gantt and Johnson, JJ., concurred.

See 3 Strob. 177, 209; 1 Strob. 5; 4 Strob. 455; 1 Sp. 7; 3 Hill, 41; 2 McM. 61; 1 Bail. 14; 1 McC. 486, 575.

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