Horn v. Neu & Gintz

Citations

• 63 Ill. 539

Syllabus

<p>1. Motion—necessity of till of exceptions. In order that this court may review the action of the court below overruling a motion to set aside a default, the motion, with the affidavits in support thereof, must be preserved in the record by incorporation in a bill of exceptions, signed by the judge and properly certified by the clerk.</p> <p>2. The insertion of such affidavits as a part of the record, by the clerk, does not entitle them to any consideration.</p>