Split decision from South Carolina Supreme Court in Episcopal Church cases

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Split decision from South Carolina Supreme Court in Episcopal Church cases

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August 2, 2017

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In a divided decision, the trial court’s order is reversed as to twenty-nine parishes and affirmed as to the remaining parishes. The trial court’s intellectual property ruling is affirmed by a vote of 2-2, with one justice declining to reach the issue.

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