MONTAGUE v. HOOD

Messrs. B.A. Hagood and Huger Sinkler for appellant. Mr. Hagood cites: The mere mention of a fact in casual conversation cannot take the place of notice by record required by statute: Code 1902, 2457; 74 S.C. 372; 57 S.C. 357. Messrs. Raysor Summers, contra, cite: Injunction will not be granted as a means to obtain possession of property: 1 High on Inj., 270, 271; 27 S.C. 408; 54 S.C. 408; 69 S.C. 56; 42 S.C. 144. Contract was binding although only signed by Warly: 1 Chitty's Con., 453. And this contract established relation of landlord and tenant: 54 S.C. 289; 36 S.C. 274; 18 Ency., 606; 19 Mo., 118; 32 Neb. 195; 118 Pa. St., 578. Entry and occupation by defendant constituted acceptance: 77 Col., 286; 147 Pa. St., 501.