Pratt v. Grimes
Illinois Circuit Court
Motion for leave to introduce further evidence in a case that had been reversed by the supreme court.
1Opinion of the Court
Jameson, J.:—
This is a motion for leave to introduce further evidence in a case that- has come from the supreme court. That court reversed the decree, and remanded the case without any directions, simply saying: “We reverse the decree on the ground that there is no sufficient proof of settlement, and remand the cause.” It is contended by the party prevailing that all we have to do is to enter a decree. On the part of the defendant here, it is contended that this order does not preclude the introduction of further testimony, and a hearing of the case.
On the part of the complainant, a case has…
2Cases cited1 opinion
- Pratt v. GrimesIllinois Supreme Court · 1868