Davis v. Robinson
Appellate Court of Illinois
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Dady
The appellees, James E. Davis and Minnie Davis, (hereinafter called the “plaintiffs”), brought this suit for forcible entry and detainer against the appellants, M. E. Bobinson and Maud Bobinson (hereinafter called the “defendants”), for possession of a dwelling house and two adjoining lots located in the city of Sesser, Illinois. The suit was commenced on August 12, 1938, before a justice of the peace in Franklin county. On appeal from the justice court, the cause was tried by the circuit court of Franklin county without a jury on December 5,1938, and judgment was rendered in favor of the…
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