LEBOVITZ v. MUDD

22741

293 S.C. 49 (1987)

358 S.E.2d 698

Robert LEBOVITZ and Richard Ender, Appellants v. Donald E. MUDD, Sr., Donald E. Mudd, Jr., Arnold H. Heltzer, J. Ray Westmoreland, John Gettys Smith, John Gettys Smith Associates, Allen L. Richardson, Diane Taylor Hickey, a/k/a Diane Taylor, L.U.C.A. B. Partnership, Michael D. Stronberg, H.B. Land Partnership, Cooper Land Holding Partnership, Jamie G. Reynolds, DASOCA Properties, and First Illinois Bank of Evanston, N.A., Defendants, of whom Donald E. Mudd, Sr., Donald E. Mudd, Jr., Arnold H. Heltzer, L.U.C.A. B. Partnership, DASOCA Properties and First Illinois Bank of Evanston, N.A., are Respondents. and Richard ENDER, Charles R. Rose and Bruce Munies, Appellants v. Donald E. Mudd, Sr., Donald E. Mudd, Jr., Arnold H. Heltzer, L.U.C.A. B. Partnership, New River Partnership, Osprey Partnership, John Gettys Smith, John Gettys Smith Associates, Allen L. Richardson, Melissa R. Paine, J. Ray Westmoreland, A.R. Grant Morehouse, DASOCA Properties and First Illinois Bank of Evanston, N.A., Defendants, of whom Donald E. Mudd, Sr., Donald E. Mudd, Jr., Arnold H. Heltzer, L.U.C.A. B. Partnership, DASOCA Properties and First Illinois Bank of Evanston, N.A., are Respondents.

Supreme Court of South Carolina.

Decided June 22, 1987.


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Robert V. Mathison, Jr., of Mathison & Mathison, of Hilton Head; Charles Porter, Celeste Jones and Stephen A. Spitz, all of the McNair Law Firm, P.A., Columbia, for appellants.

Joel D. Bailey, of Moss, Bailey & Dore, P.A., Beaufort, for respondents Donald E. Mudd, Sr. and Donald E. Mudd, Jr.

Marvin D. Infinger, of Sinkler, Gibbs & Simons, P.A., of Charleston; and Howard J. Stein, Chicago, III., for respondents Arnold H. Heltzer, L.U.C.A. B. Partnership, DASOCA Properties, and First Illinois Bank of Evanston, N.A.


Heard May 5, 1987.

Decided June 22, 1987.

LITTLEJOHN, Acting Associate Justice:

This appeal involves two consolidated cases. The circuit court, pursuant to Rule 12(b)(6), SCRCP, dismissed appellants' causes of action alleging fraudulent conveyances. The court further ordered that notices of lis pendens be stricken. We reverse and remand.

FACTS

Appellants brought these actions against respondents and the other defendants for...

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