People ex rel. Kirchner v. Loomis

Illinois Supreme Court

People ex rel. Kirchner v. Loomis

94 Ill. 587

DecidedMarch 15, 1880

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Bluebook

People ex rel. Kirchner v. Loomis, 94 Ill. 587 (Ill. 1880).

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Opinion

Craig, J.:

This is an application to this court to award a writ of mandamus to compel a judge to sign a bill of exceptions. The application is based upon a mere motion. No petition has been filed,—nothing but a statement. That is not sufficient. The practice in this court has always been to require a petition to be filed, setting forth the grounds of the application. We will not consider the application upon mere motion.

Motion denied.

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Craig, J.:

This is an application to this court to award a writ of mandamus to compel a judge to sign a bill of exceptions. The application is based upon a mere motion. No petition has been filed,—nothing but a statement. That is not sufficient. The practice in this court has always been to require a petition to be filed, setting forth the grounds of the application. We will not consider the application upon mere motion.

Motion denied.

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