Illinois Supreme Court April 15, 1859 (Ogden v. City of Chicago)

Caton, C. J.

The judgment in this case must be affirmed, upon the principles stated in the case of Bristol v. City of Chicago, ante.

Although the owners of the land appeared and filed objections to the judgment, which if they had sustained by proof, would have been fatal to it, yet before they introduced any evidence to sustain them, they entered into a stipulation with the city attorney, that