Feasler v. Schriever

Citations

• 68 Ill. 322

Syllabus

<p>1. Abatement—plea in, for misnomer. A plea in abatement by a defendant for a misnomer as to his surname, which commences: “and the defendant, against whom, etc., in his own person comes and says,” etc., will be an admission by him that he is the person sued, and will render the plea bad on demurrer.</p> <p>3. Same—strictest accuracy required, in pleas in. Pleas in abatement being calculated to defeat justice, are required to be drawn with strict accuracy even as to form, and if there be the least inaccuracy in them, they can not be supported.</p>