Supreme Court of South Carolina, 1930

Waits v. Town of Ninety-Six

Supreme Court of South Carolina · Decided January 30, 1930 · Stabler, Watts, Messrs, Cothran, Brease, Carter

151 S.E. 576; 154 S.C. 350; 1930 S.C. LEXIS 30 (South Eastern Reporter)

Counsel

Mr. Chas. A. Young , for appellant, cites: As to constitutionality: 120 S.C. 68 ; 83 S.C. 462 ; 99 S.C. 7 . Statutory question: Secs. 4430, 4473, Code; 83 S.C. 462 ; 83 S.C. 136 ; 112 S.C. 479 . Messrs. Park, McDonald Todd , for respondents, cite: Constitutional: 120 S.C. 68 ; 83 S.C. 466 ; 99 S.C. 7 ; Id., 8; 112 S.C. 483 . Statutory question: 83 S.C. 136 ; Id., 462; Id., 546; 93 S.C. 447 ; 99 S.C. 8 ; 112 S.C. 483 ; Sec. 4429, Code; 33 Stat. 986; Secs. 5321, 5322, Code.

Opinion of the Court

*359 The opinion of the Court was delivered by

Mr. Justice Stabler.

For the reasons stated by his Honor, Judge Feather-stone, in his decree, which will be reported, the judgment of the circuit Court is affirmed.

Mr. Chief Justice Watts and Messrs. Justices Cothran, Brease, and Carter concur.

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