Greenlee v. Goldstein

This was an action of trespass quare clausum by the appellee against two of the appellants, named Greenlee, and two named Wells. There was a verdict against the Greenlees, and no verdict for or against the Wellses. The appellee, then, against their objection, dismissed as to them. They did not except, but joined in a motion for a new trial, and in this appeal insist upon that action as irregular. If the case of Wilderman v. Sandusky, 15 Ill. 59, shall be adhered to, they have no cause of complaint. The verdict and judgment against the Greenlees is a bar for the Wellses.

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