Tuller v. Arnold

Haynes, C.

—Defendants were indebted to each of two business houses in Chicago for goods sold and delivered. The accounts were assigned to the plaintiff, who had prior to that time been admitted to practice in the superior court, but who was a clerk in the office of John H. Dickinson, Esq., who appeared as plaintiff’s attorney.

The answer denied the assignment and that plaintiff was the owner, alleged that plaintiff is an attorney-at-law, and connected with the law-office of John H. Dickinson, and that plaintiff bought these claims with the sole intent of bringing suit thereon.

The cause was…