Manternach v. Studt

Most of the questions presented and argued by counsel for appellants were before the court on a former appeal and were then finally settled. (Manternach v. Studt, 230 Ill. 356.) The court decided that the proceeding in the probate court of Cook county to divest the appellee, John Manternach, of the undivided one-fourth of the lot described in his bill for partition, inherited from his father, Peter Manternach, was null and void for want of jurisdiction over appellee; that he was not bound by the warranties contained in a deed of said lot executed by his mother, for the reason that he did not…