Storer v. Brock

Defendant in error, Dr. Willis D. Storer, (herein called Dr. Storer,) on June 3, 1931, brought suit in the municipal court of Chicago to recover from plaintiff in error, Dr. Samuel Brock, (herein referred to as Dr. Brock,) a certain sum of money which was claimed to be due from him under the terms of a written contract between the parties. On motion of Dr. Brock the statement of claim filed by Dr. Storer was stricken from the files, and Dr. Storer electing to stand by his statement of claim, his suit was dismissed and judgment entered in favor of Dr. Brock. An appeal from that judgment was…