Meixsell v. Rich

The record in this case does not purport to contain all the evidence, therefore we are precluded from considering the issue of fact. James v. Dexter, 113 Ill. 656. There are no instructions printed in either the abstract or briefs. As was said in the case of Johnson v. Bantock, 38 Ill. p. 114, “ We shall not, in future, feel ourselves bound to hear or decide causes on such abstracts, as from them we can derive no possible benefit.” Kelleker v. Tisdale, 23 Ill. 405; Shackleford v. Bailey, 35 Ill. 388. There are many decisions of the. Appellate Courts of like purport. Murray v. Gibson, 21 Ill.…