BANK v. GREENVILLE COUNTY

Mr. Jos. A. McCullough, for appellant, cites: The provision in the Constitution of 1868, upon which Jennings v. Abbeville County, and other cases, was bottomed, was repealed and no such provision incorporated in the Constitution of 1895, and that under said Constitution the Court of Common Pleas has jurisdiction in all civil cases: Constitution, 1895, art. VII, sec. 9, art. V, Sec. 15; Code, 1902, 529; Con., 1868, art. IV, sec. 19; 20 Stat., 649; 24 S.C. 544; Code, 1902, 1347. Messrs. Hodges Daniel, contra, cite: The Court of Common Pleas has no jurisdiction of this cause: 81 S.C. 201; 40 S.C. 276; 24 S.C. 543; Con., 1868, art. IV, secs. 15, 19; Con., 1895, art. V, sec. 1. County cannot be sued without permission given: 20 S.C. 116; 42 S.C. 17; 24 S.C. 548.