Citation Codes Equivalent Citations citation codes Docket Number 15448 Attorney(S) Mr. M.L. Meadors and Messrs. Willcox, Hardee, Houck Wallace, all of Florence, counsel for appellant, cite: As to "gifts inter vivos": 28 C.J., 621, 622. As to constructive delivery: 24 A.J., Sec. 27, page 744; 28 C.J., Sec. 26, page 637; See Annotations, 99 A.L.R., 1078, 24 A.J., 758, 28 C.J., Sec., 45, page 649; 45 Utah, Ann. Cas., 1917-E, 363; 81 Ky., 425, 50 Am., Rep., 172; 193 S.C. 12, 8 S.E.2d 858; 24 A.J., 758; 119 Mich., 563, 75 Am. St. Rep., 430; 99 Am. St. Rep., 764; 13 A.J., page 398; 13 A.J., page 415. Mr. Henry E. Davis, of Florence, counsel for respondent, cites: As to completion of "gift inter vivos": 182 S.C. 133, 188 S.E., 789; 193 S.C. 484, 8 S.E.2d 858. As to ownership of Stock in relation to creditors: 8 Wheat., 229, 5 L.Ed., 602 (1807 — Opinion by Chief Justice Marshall); 8 Peters, 220, 8 L.Ed., 923. As to requisites for setting aside preferential transfer: 64 S.C. 354, 42 S.E., 169. See more information ... Smart Summary Please sign up to generate summary. LYNCH ET AL. v. LYNCH ET AL. July 31, 1942. Per Curiam. Upon mature consideration of the record and the issues presented by the appeal, we are satisfied that the Circuit Court reached the correct conclusion. The decree of the lower Court is adopted as the judgment of this Court. Judgment affirmed. MR. CHIEF JUSTICE BONHAM, MESSRS. ASSOCIATE JUSTICES FISHBURNE and STUKES, and CIRCUIT JUDGE GASTON, ACTING ASSOCIATE JUSTICE, concur.