City of Fairbury v. Barnes
Appellate Court of Illinois
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Jett
The appellant, City of Fairbury, began this suit before a justice of the peace in the county of Livingston, to recover damages of Harold Barnes, appellee, on account of the breaking and destroying by him of an ornamental lighting post belonging to and in the custody and control of said appellant.
A judgment was rendered against appellee by the justice for $83.65 and costs of suit, from which appellee appealed to the circuit court.
A trial was had in the circuit court by a jury, and a verdict was returned findipg for appellee. Appellant prosecutes this appeal to this court.
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