Glos v. Beckman

Appellee filed a bill to set aside a tax deed held by appellant to three lots, to which a general demurrer, was interposed, which was overruled. The defendant then answered, and a replication was filed, and a decree was entered as prayed for in the bill. This appeal is prosecuted, and errors are assigned in overruling the demurrer, in entering the decree and in awarding costs against the appellant.

By answering over after his general demurrer was overruled the appellant waived his right to assign error in overruling the demurrer. Bauerle v. Long, 165 Ill. 340, and authorities cited.

Ho facts…