Byrne v. Clark

There is nothing in this record from which this court can see what was done in the case in the Superior Court. There is a declaration in assumpsit with special and common counts and amended declaration of like character, each of which are followed in the transcript by what purport to be exhibits or copies of instruments sued upon. But such copies are no part of the pleading either on demurrer in the Superior Court—Hart v. Tolman, 1 Grilm. 1, Harlow v. Boswell, 15 Ill. 56—or on appeal to this: Sims v. Hugsby, Bre. 413; Franey v. True, 26 Ill. 184; though they may become so for both courts by…