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· 1/15/1876

Hillyer v. Lewis

Citations

  • 81 Ill. 264

Syllabus

<p>Practice in Supreme Court—presumption as to evidence in chancery case. In a chancery case, where it appears there was enough proper evidence to sustain the decree of the court, it will he presumed the court refused to consider any improper evidence that may he found in the record.</p>

Judges: Scott

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