Cox v. Adams , 10 S.C.L. 284 ( 1818 )

Mr. Justice Gantt

delivered the opinion of the Court.

The evidence furnishes no ground of belief, that the contract was violated on the part of the plaintiff; on the contrary, that he fulfilled the trust with fidelity; and, having been turned off after the crop had been made, the Jury were correct in allowing him the entire consideration agreed to be paid for his services.

The motion for a new trial is therefore refused.

Justices Nott, Cheves and Johnson, concurred. Mr. Justice Colcock dissented. Silliman, for the motion. Spann &? Levy, contra.