Greve v. Goodson

Citations

• 142 Ill. 355
• 31 N.E. 677

Syllabus

<p>Appeal — from, orders made in vacation. The right of appeal is purely a statutory one, and there is no provision of the statute allowing appeals from the orders of circuit judges granting or dissolving injunctions in vacation. The orders, in such cases, are not the judgments or decrees of a court, but only the orders of an officer of a court, made by virtue of a statute conferring certain powers upon 'judges of circuit courts to be exercised by them in vacation. The fact that the only relief sought is an injunction, gives no additional right to an appeal when the order is made in vacation.</p>