Hall v. Cox

Citations

• 144 Ill. 532
• 33 N.E. 33

Syllabus

<p>1. Appeals and writs of error—reviewing questions of fact — amount of damages. The judgment of the Appellate Court, affirming that of the Circuit Court, is conclusive, as to all the questions of fact involved in the case, upon this court. The amount of damages is a question of fact, and the judgment of the Appellate Court in relation thereto can not be reviewed by this court.</p> <p>2. Same —preserving questions of law. Where no exception is taken as to the admission of evidence in the trial of a cause before the court alone, and no propositions of law are submitted to the court to be passed upon before or at the time of rendering judgment, no questions of law will be presented and the judgment will be affirmed.</p>