Wieczorek v. Adamski

First. We find no error in the refusal of the court to grant appellant’s motion. The bill of review as first drawn relied only upon fraud in the committing of perjury at the hearing of the original bill; and after the Appellate Court had ruled that the bill of review was devoid of merit it was entirely proper, after the cause had been remanded, for the court to permit ttíe withdrawal of the answer and the filing of a demurrer. In fact, taking into consideration the ruling of the Appellate Court, it is difficult to see how the chancellor could have done anything else. Flor is this conclusion…