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Gonzales Et Al.
v.
Terry Et Al.
9195.
Supreme Court of South Carolina.
Sep 15, 1915.
Published opinion
86 S.E. 207
1915 S.C. LEXIS 185
Mr. Edward L.L. Craig , for appellant, submits: The necessity for exercise of admiralty jurisdiction: Const. U.S., art. III, sec. 2; 191 U.S. 17 ; Act of Congress (June 23, C. 373; 36 Stats. 604), 1910; 1 Suppl. 1912. Fed. Stats. Ann. 352, deprives the State Court of jurisdiction in this action. Admiralty extends to all navigable streams: 12 How. (U.S.) 443; 40 Fed. 480; 7 L.R.A. 55; 140 U.S. 1 ; 46 S.W. 24; 10 Wall. 557; 20 Wall. 430. Libel creditors not bound by decree of State Court: 191 U.S. 17 ; 42 Fed. 257; 157 U.S. 286 . This should prevent specific performance by State Court: Frye, Specific Performance, sec. 862. General creditors have equitable lien on boats: 73 S.C. 396 ; 7 Wall. 392, 409; Code Civil Proc., sec. 168; Pom. Code Rem., secs. 287 and 289; 4 S.C. 508 . Sale by sheriff was void: 113 N.C. 460 ; 2 Bail. 291. Implied warranty: 80 S.C. 297 ; 70 S.C. 8 ; 84 S.C. 266 . Messrs. Lyles Lyles , for respondent, cite: Maritime liens barred by laches: 14 Wall. 653; Code of Laws S.C. 1912, sec. 4153, et seq. ; 21 Wall. 558. Specific performance: Rich. Eq. Cas. 238; 48 S.C. 175 ; 38 Cyc. 558; 55 Eng. Rep., full reprint, 485; 57 Ib. 70; 56 Ib. 1126; 52 Ib. 239; 8 Barb. (N.Y.) 527; 36 Cyc. 565; 17 Ga. 177 ; 63 Am. Dec. 233; 6 Johns. Ch. 398; 10 Am. Dec. 343; 71 Am. Dec. 732; 51 Am. Dec. 584; 37 Am. Dec. 625; 53 Fed. 86; 3 C. C.A. 443. Effect of interposing counterclaim: 43 S.C. 187 ; 53 S.C. 130 ; 66 S.C. 459 ; 69 S.C. 141 ; 69 S.C. 196 ; 92 S.C. 389 ; 10 S.C. 476 ; 23 S.C. 145 ; 27 S.C. 235 ; 25 S.C. 72 . Reference: 22 S.C. 357 ; 32 S.C. 585 ; 24 S.C. 452 ; 5 S.C. 206 ; 29 S.C. 413 ; 58 S.C. 457 , 458 ; 84 S.E. 302 .
Watts.
Published

The opinion of the Court was delivered by

Mr. Justice Watts.

For the reasons stated by the Circuit Judge in his Circuit decree, it is the judgment of this Court that the judgment of the Circuit Court be affirmed.