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· 11/20/1882

Brock v. Morrison

Citations

  • 105 Ill. 20
  • 1882 Ill. LEXIS 229

Syllabus

<p>Appeals—reviewing question of fact. In an action of debt upon an official bond of an officer who had served several years, in each of which he gave a bond, when the only controversy was in what year the officer became a defaulter, a finding by the circuit court that the default happened in the year the bond sued on was given, when affirmed by the Appellate Court, is conclusive upon this court as to the question of fact, and can not be reviewed.</p>

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