Blizzard v. Miller (1991)
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Kiawah Development v. SCDHEC (2014)
Id. (emphasis added); see Blizzard v. Miller, 306 S.C. 373 , 375, 412 S.E.2d 406, 407 (1991) ("A trial de novo is one in which 'the whole case is tried as if no trial whatsoever had been had in the first instance.'").
"A trial de novo is one in which 'the whole case is tried as if no trial whatsoever had been had in the first instance.'"
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Kiawah Development Partners v. South Carolina Department of Health & Environmental Control (2014)
Id. (emphasis added); see Blizzard v. Miller, 306 S.C. 373 , 375, 412 S.E.2d 406, 407 (1991) (“A trial de novo is one in which ‘the whole case is tried as if no trial whatsoever had been had in the first instance.’ ”).
“A trial de novo is one in which ‘the whole case is tried as if no trial whatsoever had been had in the first instance.’ ”
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Whaley v. CSX Transportation, Inc. (2005)
Blizzard v. Miller, 306 S.C. 373 , 375, 412 S.E.2d 406, 406 (1991).
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Breland v. Love Chevrolet Olds, Inc. (2000)
Blizzard v. Miller, 306 S.C. 373 , 412 S.E.2d 406 (1991) (“[T]his Court has held that when the *93 motion to change venue is based on the ground that a particular county is the residence of the defendant, then a question of law is presented”).
“[T]his Court has held that when the *93 motion to change venue is based on the ground that a particular county is the residence of the defendant, then a question of law is presented”
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Reliance Insurance v. Smith (1997)
See Blizzard v. Miller, 306 S.C. 373 , 375, 412 S.E.2d 406, 407 (1991) (“A trial de novo is one in which ‘the whole case is tried as if no trial whatsoever had been had in the first instance.’ ”).
“A trial de novo is one in which ‘the whole case is tried as if no trial whatsoever had been had in the first instance.’ ”
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Marlboro Park Hospital v. DHEC (2004)
A trial de novo is one in which the whole case is tried as if no trial whatsoever had been had in the first instance. Blizzard v. Miller , 306 S.C. 373 , 375, 412 S.E.2d 406, 407 (1991).
A trial da novo is one in which “the whole case is tried as if no trial whatsoever had been had in the first instance.” Blizzard v. Miller, 306 S.C. 373 , 375, 412 S.E.2d 406, 407 (1991).