St. Amand v. Gerry
Supreme Court of South Carolina
St. Amand v. Gerry, 2 Nott & McC. 487 (S.C. 1820)
11 S.C.L. 487
Bichaedson, Gantt, Huger, Nott
St. Amand v. Gerry
Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the Court was delivered by
In these eases the Court are of opinion that new trials should be granted.
A plaintiff cannot entitle himself to an action in a Gourt of limited jurisdiction, by releasing the interest, where the principal and interest would exceed it.
If payments are bona fide made, and the sum is so reduced, as not to exceed the amount for which jurisdiction can be sustained, then a plaintiff may proceed to recover such balance;
McC. 395 ; 3 Strob. 261.
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