After a lower court denied a plaintiff's motion to substitute as untimely, the South Carolina Court of Appeals reversed, saying the meaning of "reasonable time" in the governing statute is unclear.
January 20, 2023 at 05:12 PM
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After a lower court denied a plaintiff’s motion to substitute as untimely, the South Carolina Court of Appeals reversed, saying the meaning of “‘reasonable time’” in the governing statute is unclear.
According to the appeals court’s Jan. 11 opinion in Bell v. Bentley,
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