Supreme Court of South Carolina, 1921

Brabham v. Turner

Brabham v. Turner
Supreme Court of South Carolina · Decided December 10, 1921 · Watts
109 S.E. 806; 118 S.C. 30; 1921 S.C. LEXIS 190 (South Eastern Reporter)
Brabham v. Turner

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Opinion of the Court

. The opinion of the Court was delivered by

Mr. Justice Watts.

This is an appeal from an order of his Honor, Judge Mauldin, sustaining the ordei: of Probate Judge in allowing a claim of Dr. Brabham against the estate of Miss Turner for board and lodging and medical services; the contention being that the claim for board and lodging should not be allowed, as the same were furnished as a gratuity. The exceptions, four in number, are overruled under the authority of Dash v. Inabinet, 53 S. C., 386; 31 S. E., 297; Wessinger v. Roberts, 67 S. C., 245; 45 S. E., 169; and Kaminer v. Kaigler, 113 S. C., 225; 102 S. E., 20.

Judgment affirmed.

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