38 S.C. 556 | S.C. | 1893
Opinion by
Was the refusal of the order appealable? Section 195 of the Code provides, 1 'that the court may likewise, in its discretion, and upon such terms as may be just, allow an answer or reply to be made, or other act to be done, after the time limited by this Code of Procedure, or by an order enlarge such time,” etc.
’ It has often been held by this court that a motion, after default made, for further time to answer, is wholly within the discretion of the Circuit Judge. Carroll v. Tompkins, 14 S. C., 223. In this case the court say: ‘ ‘The motion for further time to answer was addressed entirely to the discretion of the judge, and in his refusal there was no error of law which can be corrected by this court.” But it is insisted that in refusing the