Brown v. Luehrs

This was a bill in chancery, filed by appellant, to obtain a new trial at law. The ground relied on is, that since the rendition of the judgment at law complainant had discovered new evidence, which would change the result on another trial. This has been a protracted litigation, with an unusual number of trials, with varying results. The case was previously before us, and is reported in 79 Ill. 575, where all of the facts as they then appeared are stated in full. A new trial was had in the Superior Court, by virtue of the decision of this court, and resulted against appellant. He removed the…