Kelsey v. Lamb
Illinois Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtWalker, J.
This was an action instituted by appellee on a promissory note, in the Bureau 'Circuit Court, against appellant. There was filed a plea of the' general issue, a plea of no consideration, and a plea of no consideration and fraud. To these pleas, no replications were filed, and the parties, by agreement, waived a jury, and the cause was submitted for trial by consent to the court. After hearing the evidence, the court found for the appellee, and rendered a judgment against appellant. From which, he prosecutes this appeal, and assigns for error, the rendition of the judgment against him, when…
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