Carson v. Merle
4 Ill. 168
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Carson v. Merle, 4 Ill. 168 (Ill. 1841).
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The motion must prevail, upon both grounds. Although the statute allows any one of several defendants to remove a cause to this Court, from a Circuit Court, by appeal, yet where the appeal is prayed for by all, and granted upon condition of their entering into bond, the condition and order must be complied with, or the appeal cannot be perfected.
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