Anderson v. Fruitt

Citations

• 108 Ill. 378
• 1884 Ill. LEXIS 1488

Syllabus

<p>Appeal—-final judgment in Appellate Court—what so regarded—and in what manner to be shown. Where the Appellate Court reverses the judgment of the circuit court, and remands the cause without any specific directions, but generally for such other proceedings as to law and justice shall appertain, no appeal or writ of error lies from such judgment of the Appellate Court, it not being a final One.' This court can not look into the opinion of the Appellate Court to see what it may have directed to be done. This must appear from the judgment or final order of that court.</p>