Illinois Supreme Court December 15, 1855 (Crull v. Keener)

Catón, J.

This court has only appellate jurisdiction, except in certain specified cases, of which this is not one. Sec. 5, Art. 5, Const. In this case no decision was ever made in the Circuit Court; but the counsel have stipulated or certified that certain questions of law arise in the case, which are still pending and undetermined in that court; and on that stipulation the questions are brought