Reports of Cases Determined in the Supreme Court of the State of Illinois 28 (April Term 1862)
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This imposed upon the defendant the necessity of answering the amended declaration, unless he had a plea which would answer any declaration in that form of action. A plea which, answered but one count in the old declaration would not stand to a similar count in the amended declaration.
The judgment must be afiirmed, Judgment affirmed.
Michael Diveksy, Appellant, v. Heney Will, Appellee.
APPEAL FROM THE SUPERIOR COURT OF CHICAGO.
A witness who is objected to because of interest in the event of t...he suit, may . be examined on his voir dire, or his interest may be shown by other wit- nesses, but resort cannot be had to both sources; nor can the witness ob- jected to be called to contradict those who have testified as to his disquali- fication. . " This was an action of assumpsit.
The first count is against Diversy as survivor, upon a promissory note given by Johnson & Diversy as a firm, under the name, style and firm of Johnson & Diversy, dated 22nd June, 1860, payable six months after date, for the sum of $407.48.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This imposed upon the defendant the necessity of answering the amended declaration, unless he had a plea which would answer any declaration in that form of action. A plea which, answered but one count in the old declaration would not stand to a similar count in the amended declaration.
The judgment must be afiirmed, Judgment affirmed.
Michael Diveksy, Appellant, v. Heney Will, Appellee.
APPEAL FROM THE SUPERIOR COURT OF CHICAGO.
A witness who is objected to because of interest in the event of t...he suit, may . be examined on his voir dire, or his interest may be shown by other wit- nesses, but resort cannot be had to both sources; nor can the witness ob- jected to be called to contradict those who have testified as to his disquali- fication. . " This was an action of assumpsit.
The first count is against Diversy as survivor, upon a promissory note given by Johnson & Diversy as a firm, under the name, style and firm of Johnson & Diversy, dated 22nd June, 1860, payable six months after date, for the sum of $407.48.
What to read after Reports of Cases Determined in the Supreme Court of the State of Illinois 28 (April Term 1862)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Illinois. Supreme Court to read onlineMoreLess
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