Middleton v. White
Illinois Supreme Court
Wbit of Ebbob to the Circuit Court of Kane county; the Hon. Isaac G. Wilson, Judge, presiding. On the 12th day of March, 1860, Thomas Middleton and Timothy Worsley executed their promissory note for the sum of $212.59, payable to West & Moore, or order, ninety days thereafter, with ten per cent, interest after due; and on the same day the makers executed the following warrant of attorney to confess judgment thereon: Know all men by these presents, that whereas the…
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Wbit of Ebbob to the Circuit Court of Kane county; the Hon. Isaac G. Wilson, Judge, presiding. On the 12th day of March, 1860, Thomas Middleton and Timothy Worsley executed their promissory note for the sum of $212.59, payable to West & Moore, or order, ninety days thereafter, with ten per cent, interest after due; and on the same day the makers executed the following warrant of attorney to confess judgment thereon: Know all men by these presents, that whereas the subscribers are justly indebted to West & Moore, upon a certain promissory note, bearing even date herewith, for the sum of two…
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Beckwith
When the act of February 16, 1857, entitled “ An act to regulate the practice in the thirteenth judicial circuit,” was passed, the counties of Kane, Boone, De Kalb and McHenry, constituted that circuit. At that time there was no court for the thirteenth judicial circuit, and no practice of that circuit, as such, to be regulated. There were, however, Circuit Courts for the several counties included in the circuit, and a practice in such courts. The act, therefore, must be construed as one to regulate the practice of the Circuit Courts of the counties of Kane, Boone, De Kalb and McHenry, the…
2Cited by1 opinion
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