The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-08-30

warrant may be issued, and the property
seized by virtue thereof may be delivered
to the complainant, as hereinbefore pre-
scrihed
Sec. 454. If judgment be rendered,
upon the right of tho persons so alleged
to bo entitled, in favor Of such person,
he may recover, by action, the damages
which he shall have sustained by reason
Of the usurpation by tho defendant of
the Office from which such defendant has
been excluded.
SEC. 155. Where several persons claim
to be entitled to the same Office or fran
chise. ono action may be brought against
oil such persons. in order to try their re-
spective rights to such Office or franchise.
SEC. 456. When q defendant, whether
n natural person or corporation, against
whom such action shall have been
brought, shall be adjudgcd guilty of
usurping or intruding into, or unlawful
~ holding or exercising any Office, fran
chise, or privilege, Judgment shall be
rendered that such defendant be exclud-
ed from such Office, franchise, or privi-
lege, and also that the plaintiff recover
costs against such defendant. The Court
may also, in its discretion, fine such de-
fendant sum not exceeding two thou
sand dollars, which fine, when collected,
shall be paid into the Treasury of the
State.
SEC. 457. If it shall bc adjudged that
a corporation against which m action
shall have been brought pursuant to this
chapter, has, by neglect, abuse or sur.
sender, forfeited its corporate rights,
privileges and franchises, Judgment Shall
be rendered that the corporation be ex-
cluded from such corporate rights, priv
leges and franchises, aud that the corpo-
ration be dissolved
SEC. 45S. OF Judgment be rendered in
such action against corporation, or
against persons claiming to be corpo-
ration, the Court may cause the costs
therein to be collected by execution
against the persons Ginning to be cor
poratlon, or by attachment or process
against the directors or other officers of
such corporation.
SEC. 409. When such judgment shall
be rendered against corporation, the
court shall have power to restrain the
corporation, to appoint receiver of its
property, md to take an account, and
make distribution thereof among it's
creditors; and it shall be the duty Of the
Attorney-General Immediately after the
rendition OF such Judgment to institute
proceedings for that purpose.
SEC. AGO. Upon the rendition of such
Judgment against a corporation, or for
the vacating or annulling Of letters pa
tent, it shall be the duty of the Attorney
General to cause q copy of the Judgment
roll to be forthwith filed in the Office of
the Secretary of State.
SEC. 4Gl. Such Secretary shall there
upon, if the record related to letters pa.
tent. mako an entry in the records of
the Office of the Secretary of State, of
the substance and effect of such iudg-
ment, and of the time when the record
thereof was docketed; and the real pro-
perty granted by such letters patent may
thereafter be disposed of in the same
manner MS if such letters patent had
never been issued.
SEC. 462 Whenever, by the provisions
OF law, any property, real or personal,
shall he forfeited to the State, or to any
officer for their use, an action for the re-
covery OF such property, alleging the
grounds of the forfeiture, may be
brought by the proper officer in the Cir
cult Court.