Crosby v. Loop
Illinois Supreme Court
This -cause was heard before J. G. Wilson, Judge, at the April term, 1853, of the Boone Circuit Court, upon appeal from a justice of the'peace. The facts are stated in the report of a case between the same parties, on page 625, in the thirteenth of Illinois Reports.
1Opinion of the CourtTreat, C. J.
The facts of this case are the same as those in the case between the same parties, reported in 13 Illinois, 625, except in a few particulars. The suit was in reference to a different instalment of rent; and these additional facts were proved. In October, 1851, Loop & Sons purchased one fourth part of the mills of Saxton; and they have since had the possession of the whole of the mills, either by themselves or their tenants. About the time the first instalment of rent under the lease from Crosby to Robinson & Co. fell due, Crosby tendered Loop & Sons a formal assignment, under seal, of that…
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