Van Winkle v. Weston

May 26, 1933, Alma Grace Van Winkle, plaintiff, filed her action in forcible detainer against the defendant, George Weston, in which she claimed that she was entitled to the possession of certain premises known as 638 Groveland Park, Chicago, and which were unlawfully withheld by the defendant. The action was heard by the court without a jury resulting in a finding in favor of the plaintiff and judgment on the finding. Motions for a new trial and in arrest of judgment were overruled, exceptions taken, and this appeal . prayed and allowed.

From the evidence it appears that one Grace Reed Weston…