ATL. COAST LUMBER CORP. v. LANGSTON LUMBER CO

Messrs. McNeill Oliver, for appellant, cite: Circumstances which puts party on inquiry make him chargeable with notice of facts which inquiry would disclose: 104 S.C. 1; 132 A.S.R., 1079; 2 Pom. Eq. Jur., Pr. 1102-4, par. 597, 628, 629; 29 Cyc., 1115. Reversioner cannot authorize cutting during life estate: 21 C.J., 1019. Mr. Phillip H. Arrowsmith, for respondent, cites: Recorded deed is higher notice than unrecorded original deed: 89 S.C. 445; 109 S.C. 35.