Gillilan v. Gray
13 Ill. 705
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Bluebook
Gillilan v. Gray, 13 Ill. 705 (Ill. 1852).
Opinion
The motion to dismiss the appeal is sustained. The variance between the obligatory and the conditional parts of the bond is fatal to it. The cross motion of the appellants, asking leave to amend the appeal bond, is overruled.
This court has no authority to allow an amendment of an appeal bond, taken in the Circuit Court, as preliminary to the-removal of a cause for examination here.
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