Frink v. McClung
Illinois Supreme Court
Bill in Chancery, for a ne%v trial, &c. filed in the Peoria Circuit Court by the appellant against the appellee, and finally heard before the Hon. John D. Catón, at the October term 1847, when the injunction was dissolved and the bill dismissed.
1Opinion of the Court
The Opinion of the Court was delivered by
Koerner, J.*
This was a bill in Chancery, filed in the Peoria Circuit Court to the October term 1845, praying for an injunction, and asking relief by granting a new trial out of Chancery in a certain cause theretofore decided in the Circuit Court of said county, wherein one A. B. McClung was plaintiff, and Frink and Trowbridge were the defendants. In this bill, as amended, Frink was the sole complainant, and said McClung, Trowbridge and S. Frye, the sheriff of Peoria county, were the respondents. McClung answered, not under oath, the same having been…
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