Ford v. David M. Ford Manufacturing Co.

Citations

• 73 Ill. 48

Syllabus

<p>1. Practice in Supreme Court—items of account not considered in respect to finding below. Where the facts have been considered and weighed by the court below, this court will not take up each item of account in dispute, and endeavor to rectify every supposed error attributed to the court in its finding, when no question of law is involved.</p> <p>2. Contract—sale of dioses in action for stodc. Where a party, being financially embarrassed, turned over all his effects in a certain business to a company formed of his creditors, in payment of his debts, and was to have stock in the company for any surplus, and among the effects were certain dioses in action which proved worthless, and which were returned to him and accepted without objection, it was held, that he was not entitled to pay for the face of such dioses in action.</p>