Sutherland v. Reeve
38 N.E. 130, 151 Ill. 384
Opinion
The record in this cause has been submitted to a careful consideration and analysis, and we have arrived at the conclusion that the decree must be affirmed. A re-discussion of the case would be productive of no good, and we have deemed it sufficient to place our decision upon the grounds stated in the opinions of the Chancellor and Appellate Court. For the reasons therein stated the decree will be affirmed.
Decree affirmed.
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Sutherland v. Reeve, 38 N.E. 130, 151 Ill. 384 (Ill. 1894).
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