Decker v. Decker
16 Ill. App. 627, 1885 Ill. App. LEXIS 82
Opinion
There is a freehold involved in this case. We have no jurisdiction of the subject-matter, and must dismiss the appeal on our own motion. Gen. Laws 1879, Sec. 2, page 222; Chap. 110, Sec. 88, Rev. Stat.; Gage v. Busse, 94 Ill. 590; People v. Holtz, 92 Ill. 426; Wright v. People, 92 Ill. 596; Monroe v. Van Meter, 100 Ill. 347.
The record may be withdrawn.
Appeal dismissed.
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People ex rel. Bardill v. Holtz
92 Ill. 426 (Illinois Supreme Court, 1879)
Wright v. People
92 Ill. 596 (Illinois Supreme Court, 1879)
Gage v. Busse
94 Ill. 590 (Illinois Supreme Court, 1880)
Monroe v. Van Meter
100 Ill. 347 (Illinois Supreme Court, 1881)