Columbus Machine Manufacturing Co. v. Dorwin
25 Ill. 169
Opinion
The petitions in both these cases present the same defect which we have so often decided to be fatal. They state no time within which the contracts were to be performed, as is required by the statute. This may be remedied by amendments, after the cases are remanded.
The decrees are reversed, and the suits remanded.
Decrees reversed.
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Columbus Machine Manufacturing Co. v. Dorwin, 25 Ill. 169 (Ill. 1860).
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