Albers v. Sullivan

This suit was instituted by the plaintiff William L. O’Connell, as receiver of the Kenwood State Bank of Chicago, against the defendant Edward B. Sullivan upon a promissory note, and judgment was entered by confession for $9,894.83. Thereafter the defendant appeared and filed his motion for leave to plead, which was allowed, and upon trial a verdict for the defendant was returned by the jury and the court entered judgment upon the verdict. Subsequent to the pendency of the appeal to this court the death of the plaintiff was suggested and Charles H. Albers was substituted as plaintiff and…