Bill v. Mulford

Citations

• 80 Ill. 82

Syllabus

<p>Bill of exceptions—when necessary. If a case is called and tried out of its regular order, in the inferior court, and a party desires to save the question, he must have the fact incorporated in a bill of exceptions, as the presumption will be, in the absence of proof, that the cause was called and tried in its regular order on the docket.</p>