Coon v. Mason County

Illinois Supreme Court

Coon v. Mason County

22 Ill. 666

CourtIllinois Supreme Court

DecidedApril 15, 1859

StatusPublished

Cited by13 cases

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Coon v. Mason County, 22 Ill. 666 (Ill. 1859).

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Per Curiam.

This proceeding was under the thirty-eighth section of the chapter entitled “ Roads,” (Rev. Laws, 1845, Sec. 38,) which provides that the decision of the Circuit Court shall be final. We are of the opinion that the legislature intended to prohibit the prosecution of a writ of error as well as an appeal.

The point made on this motion, was not considered by this court, in the cases of Hutchins v. De Witt County, 1 Gilm. R. 345, and The County of Sangamon v. Brown et al., 13 Ill. R. 207.

The motion is sustained.

Motion sustained.

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Per Curiam.

This proceeding was under the thirty-eighth section of the chapter entitled “ Roads,” (Rev. Laws, 1845, Sec. 38,) which provides that the decision of the Circuit Court shall be final. We are of the opinion that the legislature intended to prohibit the prosecution of a writ of error as well as an appeal.

The point made on this motion, was not considered by this court, in the cases of Hutchins v. De Witt County, 1 Gilm. R. 345, and The County of Sangamon v. Brown et al., 13 Ill. R. 207.

The motion is sustained.

Motion sustained.

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