Person v. Smith

May 16, 1888, the chancery judges of the Superior Court of Cook County caused a rule to be spread upon the records of the Superior Court of Cook County, and caused a calendar of all cases pending in said Superior Court, in chancery, and falling within the terms of said rule, to be made up for distribution to the bar, and caused a copy of said rule to be published from time to time in the Chicago Law Bulletin, published in Chicago and circulating among the members of the Cook County Bar. Prior to June 12, Í888, said rule was as follows: “Ordered, that all chancery cases commenced previous to…