Gillespie v. Rout
40 Ill. 58
Opinion
We cannot dispense with a printed brief of the points and authorities relied upon. Even a printed argument will not meet the rule in that regard, unless the counsel shall set down in the argument a clear, distinct statement of the points designed to be elaborated in the argument, with the authorities in support thereof immediately following.
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Gillespie v. Rout, 40 Ill. 58 (Ill. 1866).
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