Casey v. Harvey
Illinois Supreme Court
This cause was heard before Denning, Judge, at September term, 1852, of the Jefferson Circuit Court. The opinion of the court furnishes a statement of the case.
1Opinion of the CourtTreat, C. J.
Casey sued Harvey before a justice, of the peace. He claimed to recover the sum of $99, it being three times the value of certain property taken by Harvey as a constable, which was exempted from sale on execution. The justice rendered judgment in favor of Casey, and Harvey took an appeal to the circuit court. The record of the proceedings in the latter court reads as follows: “And now on this day came the plaintiff and also the defendant, and, by consent of parties, this cause is submitted to the court upon evidence; the court having heard and considered the evidence, and being well advised…
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