Cromie v. Van Nortwick

Citations

• 56 Ill. 353

Syllabus

<p>1. Motion—must be preserved by bill of exceptions. The action of the circuit court in overruling a motion to transfer a case to the United States circuit court, under the act of congress of 1866, unless the motion and the accompanying papers are made a part of the record by the certificate of the judge who heard the cause on the circuit, will not be reviewed on error.</p> <p>2. The bond required to be presented at the time of making such a motion does not become a part of the record simply by being filed by the clerk and copied into the transcript of the proceedings in the cause.</p>