Hewes v. Village of Crete

This was an agreed case, submitting certain questions of law and fact to the court without a jury, reserving all rights of appeal and writ of error. The court found in fhvor of the defendant in error, and entered a decree accordingly. An appeal was taken to the Appellate Court by plaintiffs in error, and the defendant in error moved to dismiss the appeal, which motion was overruled, and the cause was submitted and the decree of the circuit court reversed, with directions to find for plaintiffs in error. (Hewes v. Village of Crete, 68 Ill. App. 305.) A writ of error was then sued out to this…