Appellate Court of Illinois December 16, 1889 (Sanger v. Nadlehoffer)
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United States · · · 16-12-1889
Lacey, J.
Some points are raised here preliminary to the effect that the judgment should have been arrested on the appellant’s motion. It is insisted that in the second breach of the first count of the declaration and the second and fourth counts of the declaration there is no averment that the Appellate Court had ever affirmed the judgment of the Circuit Court or that the condition of the appeal
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