Hess v. People ex rel. Miller
Illinois Supreme Court
Appeal from the County Court of Cook county; the Hon. Mabtin 17. M. Wallace, Judge, presiding. This was an application, made to the county court of Cook county, at the June term, 1875, for judgment against delinquent lands for State and county taxes.
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Appeal from the County Court of Cook county; the Hon. Mabtin 17. M. Wallace, Judge, presiding. This was an application, made to the county court of Cook county, at the June term, 1875, for judgment against delinquent lands for State and county taxes. On the first day of the term, June 14, the court made an order, which was entered of record, requiring all persons wishing to object to judgment as applied for, to file their objections thereto, in writing, by 10 o’clock A. M. on the 21st day of the same month. Within that time, Hess (the appellant) filed no objections, but, soon after the…
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Dickey
It is contended that the county court had not lawful authority to limit the time for filing objections, and that any objector had the right, under the statute, to have his objections considered by the court, if presented at awy time before final judgment. This position we think untenable. We are referred to section 191 of chapter 120, Eev. Stat. 1874, which says: “The court shall examine said list, and if defense (specifying, in writing, the particular cause of objection) be offered by any person interested in any of said lands, * * * to the entry of judgment against the same, the court shall…
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