Rogers v. Dickey
Illinois Supreme Court
This was an agreed case, between the parties herein, in the Sangamon Circuit Court, at the November term 1843, the Hon. Samuel H. Treat presiding. All the facts are embodied in the Opinion of the Court.
1Opinion of the Court
The Opinion of the Court was delivered by
Young, J.
This was an agreed case in the Court below. The record shows that on the eighteenth day of March, 1842, there was due to John Dickey from one Josiah T. Betts, one hundred and fifty dollars, for the rent of a house and lot belonging to Dickey and occupied by Betts; that on the first day of May, 1842, Dickey caused certain personal property of Betts, found on the demised premises, to be dis-trained for the payment of the rent, by a constable of Sangamon county; and at the July term 1842, of the Sangamon Circuit Court, recovered a judgment…
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