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Gage v. Busse

Citations

  • 94 Ill. 590

Syllabus

<p>1. Appeals direct to ike Supreme Court—-from, the trial court. Under the L J Practice act, as amended by the act of 1879, in all cases where a freehold is involved in the litigation, whether the suit be at law or in chancery, an appeal will lie directly from the trial court to this court.</p> <p>2. Same—and herein, whether a freehold is involved. Upon bill in chancery to remove a cloud upon the title to land, the alleged cloud consisting of certificates of sales of land for taxes, there is no freehold involved so as to give this court jurisdiction of an appeal direct from the trial court.</p>

Judges: Dickey, Scott, Sheldon

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