Barrett v. Chicago Terminal Transfer Railroad

Thereupon Barrett filed a bill to enjoin the execution of the writ on the ground that the verdict did not specify the estate established by the plaintiff on the trial and that the judgment based on such a verdict was therefore void. The complainant had appealed from the judgment in the ejectment suit and it had been affirmed. (Chicago Terminal Transfer Railroad Co. v. Barrett, 265 Ill. 46.) The affirmance of the judgment determined adversely to the appellant, the defendant in that case, all questions that could have been raised in the case, as well those going to the jurisdiction as those…