Alexander v. State Savings Bank & Trust Co.

Mr. Presiding Justice McSurely

delivered the opinion of the court.

Liberty National Bank of Chicago, a corporation, hereafter called defendant, appeals from a judgment for $5,991.56 entered against it by decree pro confesso upon an order of default for its failure to appear, and from the order denying its petition for the vacation of the order of default and decree.

Defendant asserts that the evidence shows it was not served with summons. Summons was issued July 18, 1934,» notifying the defendants to appear in the circuit court on or before the third Monday of August, 1934; the sheriff’s return…