Chicago, Pekin & Southwestern Railroad v. President of the Town of Marseilles
104 Ill. 91
Opinion
The waiver by the appellee of the appeal bond did not operate to perfect the appeal for any purpose, either to make it incumbent upon the party praying the appeal to prepare the cause for a hearing at the present term, or to suspend the judgment in the court below. The parties are in precisely the same attitude they were before that waiver was filed. There is no appeal here for us to act upon,— nothing to dismiss. The case will be stricken from the docket.
Motion denied.
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Chicago, Pekin & Southwestern Railroad v. President of the Town of Marseilles, 104 Ill. 91 (Ill. 1882).
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