Ingraham v. Harmon
Illinois Supreme Court
Appeal from the Appellate Court for the Fourth District ;—heard in that court on appeal from the Circuit Court of Randolph county; the Hon. B. R. Burroughs, Judge, presiding.
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Appeal from the Appellate Court for the Fourth District ;—heard in that court on appeal from the Circuit Court of Randolph county; the Hon. B. R. Burroughs, Judge, presiding. At the March term, 1906, of the circuit court of Randolph county, Nellie Harmon, the appellee, and Grace Harmon and Lola Harmon, by their next friend, brought suit against William S. Ingraham, appellant, to recover damages occasioned by the death of Felix Harmon, the husband of appellee and the father of Grace and Lola Harmon, while he was engaged as a coal miner in appellant’s coal mine. The suit was afterward dismissed…
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Scott
No question arises upon the pleadings. No complaint is made of the action of the trial court in passing on the admissibility of evidence. No propositions of law were submitted to the trial court. There was no demurrer to the evidence. There was no motion to find for the defendant. There was no motion, for a new trial. There was no motion in arrest of judgment. Under these circumstances no question of law is preserved for our consideration. (Myers v. Union Nat. Bank, 128 Ill. 478; Bolton v. Johnston, 163 id. 234; Farson v. Hutchins, id. 445; Mann v. Learned, 195 id. 502.) This situation was…
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