Arenz v. Weir

This case is, in its prominent and important- features, like the case of Butler v. Walker, 80 Ill. 345, with this exception, there were no issues of fact in this case, there having "been a general demurrer to the declaration, which admitted all the facts well pleaded. It admits that the Lamar Insurance Company was duly incorporated by the General Assembly of this State, and afterwards, another act was passed conferring upon this incorporation greater rights and privileges, all which powers the corporation exercised, had their office at Chicago, and issued policies of insurance on property;…