Gravett v. Davis

Citations

• 92 Ill. 190

Syllabus

<p>Practice in Supreme Court—appeals from, Appellate Court. The Supreme Court in appeals from the Appellate Court is prohibited from re-examining questions of fact, except in criminal cases, and cases involving a freehold, or a franchise, or the validity of a statute, and cases in chancery. The finding of the Appellate Court, except in the cases named, is final as to all controverted questions of fact.</p>