Reports of Cases at Law and in Chancery Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of Illinois, Volume 283 |
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action affidavit affirmed alleged amendment Appellate Court appellee April 17 Attewell attorney Baughman bill of exceptions cars Carter cause Charles Becker Chouteau circuit court City of Chicago claim commissioners common law confidence game Cook county corporation costs counsel county court court of Cook Courter death deceased decree deed defendant in error delivered the opinion ditch drainage Effingham Effingham county election evidence fact farm filed April 17 Franklin County Gorden guardian ad litem heirs heirs-at-law held high school district Illinois intention Judge judgment jurisdiction jury land legislature levee levied mandamus Mary Scott ment Opinion filed April ordinance parties person petition plaintiff in error probate proceedings proof question real estate reason record remanded resulting trust reversed signed statute suit supra testator testified testimony ticket tion trial court trustees valid vested wife witness writ of error
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