Illinois Central R. R. v. Wade

Citations

• 46 Ill. 115

Syllabus

<p>1. . Pleasing at law—of the declaration. In an action against a railroad company fpr killing stock, the declaration, in stating the excepted places specified in the • statute, which a railroad company is not required to fence, used the word “wmimproved,” instead of “wienclosed,” as used in the statute ; held, that this averment was sufficient. The exception having been stated larger, and the obligation of the company less than it is, the.defendant could not complain.</p>