Reports of Cases at Law and in Chancery Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of Illinois, Том 4 |
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... decree appealed from , be final , and shall amount , exclusive of costs , to the sum of twenty dollars , or relate to a franchise or freehold . " Under this act , there must be some judgment of the Court , before an appeal can be taken ...
... decree appealed from , be final , and shall amount , exclusive of costs , to the sum of twenty dollars , or relate to a franchise or freehold . " Under this act , there must be some judgment of the Court , before an appeal can be taken ...
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... decree excepted to ; and the appellant was required to make out a bill of exceptions , setting forth each item , opinion , or decision objected to , and the order , judgment , or decree of the Court thereon . This is a case , under ...
... decree excepted to ; and the appellant was required to make out a bill of exceptions , setting forth each item , opinion , or decision objected to , and the order , judgment , or decree of the Court thereon . This is a case , under ...
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... a court of chancery may decree that which is not specifically prayed for , and grant more than is asked . VOL . II . 13 4 97 139 247 153 4b 97 39 4b 97 75a 307 Isaacs v . Steel . THIS cause was heard in SPRINGFIELD . 97.
... a court of chancery may decree that which is not specifically prayed for , and grant more than is asked . VOL . II . 13 4 97 139 247 153 4b 97 39 4b 97 75a 307 Isaacs v . Steel . THIS cause was heard in SPRINGFIELD . 97.
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... decree perpetually en- joining him from proceeding in the ejectment , and that he pay the costs . From this decree Isaacs prosecutes a writ of error to this Court , and it is assigned as error , First . In deciding that the complainant ...
... decree perpetually en- joining him from proceeding in the ejectment , and that he pay the costs . From this decree Isaacs prosecutes a writ of error to this Court , and it is assigned as error , First . In deciding that the complainant ...
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... decree is , therefore , affirmed with costs . Decree affirmed . 4 104 21a 437 4 104 37a 313 4 104 146 292 4 104 155 501 4 104 50a 222 NATHANIEL BUCKMASTER et al . , plaintiffs in error , v . JOHN JACKSON , ex dem . William Carlin ...
... decree is , therefore , affirmed with costs . Decree affirmed . 4 104 21a 437 4 104 37a 313 4 104 146 292 4 104 155 501 4 104 50a 222 NATHANIEL BUCKMASTER et al . , plaintiffs in error , v . JOHN JACKSON , ex dem . William Carlin ...
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affidavit alleged answer appear appellant appellee assigned for error assumpsit attachment authority averment award bill of exceptions bond Breese cause was heard chancery Chit Circuit Court claim clerk commissioner common law complainant consideration contract Court erred court of equity creditors Crosby damages decision declaration decree deed defendant in error delivered the opinion demurrer endorsement equity evidence execution fact filed fraud Gale's Stat grant Ibid Illinois indictment issue John Pearson Johns Judgment affirmed jurisdiction juror jury Justice legislature levy lots mandamus ment mortgage motion objection overruled party payment person Peters plaintiff in error plea pleaded possession proceedings promissory note purchaser question record recover reversed rule Scam scire facias setoff sheriff Sidney Breese Smith sold statute sufficient suit Supreme Court sustained term thereof tion township trial verdict void Wend witness writ of error writ of mandamus YOUNG SCAMMON
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