Patty v. Winchester
Illinois Supreme Court
This was a proceeding commenced before a justice of the peace for the trial of the right of property, in which the plaintiff in error was claimant, and Winchester and Gladfelter were plaintiffs in the executions under which the property had been levied. On the trial before the justice, the jury found the property did not belong to the plaintiff in error, and the justice rendered judgment against him for costs.
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This was a proceeding commenced before a justice of the peace for the trial of the right of property, in which the plaintiff in error was claimant, and Winchester and Gladfelter were plaintiffs in the executions under which the property had been levied. On the trial before the justice, the jury found the property did not belong to the plaintiff in error, and the justice rendered judgment against him for costs. The plaintiff in error, on the rendition of the verdict, gave notice that he should appeal to the County Court of Peoria county, and on the same day executed an appeal bond, with Smith…
1Opinion of the CourtBreese, J.
This was a trial of the right of property before a justice of the peace in Peoria county, and a jury, the plaintiff in error being the claimant, and the defendants in error plaintiffs in execution.
The jury found against the claimant, and the justice rendered a judgment against him for the costs.
The claimant gave notice, on the coming in of the verdict, that he would appeal to the County Court, and on the same day executed an appeal bond, with security, which was filed with the justice and approved by him.
The papers were filed in the County Court, and the usual summons issued, which was served…
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