Kruse v. Kruse
Citations
- 68 Ill. 188
Syllabus
<p>Distress eor rent—error to render judgment. In a distress for rent, it is error to render judgment on the finding, and award a special execution. The court should ascertain if the relation of landlord and tenant existed, and if so, find the amount of rent due, and have it certified to the bailiff making' the levy, which certificate constitutes his warrant for selling the property and applying the proceeds to the payment of the rent found due.</p>
Judges: Walker
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