CAYCE LAND CO. v. GUIGNARD et al

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Messrs. Lyles Lyles, for appellants, cite: Compensation plaintiff entitled to: 133 S.C. 395. Defendant being in possession as trustee bound to make a full disclosure of the amount of land so possessed: 124 S.C. 448. Trustee not permitted to derive any profit out of the trust: 39 Cyc., 296; 2 McCord Eq., 214; 16 Am. Dec., 648. "Rental value": 34 Cyc., 335; 42 N.W., 788; 13 N.W., 714; 115 N.W., 1013, 1017. Third appeal: 135 S.C. 446-554. Messrs. James S. Verner and D.W. Robinson, for respondents, cite: Third appeal: 135 S.C. 446-554. If correct conclusion reached even though ruling of Court misapplied there is no reversible error: 74 S.C. 296.

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Docket Number

12246

Attorney(S)

Messrs. Lyles Lyles, for appellants, cite: Compensation plaintiff entitled to: 133 S.C. 395. Defendant being in possession as trustee bound to make a full disclosure of the amount of land so possessed: 124 S.C. 448. Trustee not permitted to derive any profit out of the trust: 39 Cyc., 296; 2 McCord Eq., 214; 16 Am. Dec., 648. "Rental value": 34 Cyc., 335; 42 N.W., 788; 13 N.W., 714; 115 N.W., 1013, 1017. Third appeal: 135 S.C. 446-554. Messrs. James S. Verner and D.W. Robinson, for respondents, cite: Third appeal: 135 S.C. 446-554. If correct conclusion reached even though ruling of Court misapplied there is no reversible error: 74 S.C. 296.

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CAYCE LAND CO. v. GUIGNARD ET AL.

August 12, 1927. The opinion of the Court was delivered by

MR. JUSTICE COTHRAN.

This Court is entirely satisfied with the conclusions of his Honor Judge Bonham, and his decree is accordingly affirmed.

MR. CHIEF JUSTICE WATTS and MESSRS. JUSTICES BLEASE, STABLER and CARTER concur.

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