Howell v. Hartford Accident Indem. Co. , 160 S.C. 549 ( 1931 )

The leading opinion decides the motion to dismiss the appeal, which is the only matter now before the Court. The dissenting opinion discusses the grounds of the appeal. If they were properly before the court, now, I would be inclined to concur in the result of the dissenting opinion. I conceive that we are confined to consideration of the motion to dismiss the appeal. I concur in the leading opinion upon the authority of the case of Osteen v. A.C.L.R. Co., 119 S.C. 438, 112 S.E., 352.