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· 1/19/1893

McNeil v. Shober & Carqueville Lithographing Co.

Citations

  • 144 Ill. 238

Syllabus

<p>1. Promissory note — signed by president and treasurer of a corporation. A promissory note signed “ Malcom McNeil, President World’s Pastime Exposition Company, Albert E. Dexter, Treasurer,” is prima facie the note of McNeil and Dexter.</p> <p>2. Error will not always reverse—error committed at the instance of the party complaining. This court will not determine the admissibility of evidence introduced on the trial or the correctness of the rulings in the submission of the case, when the holding is as favorable to the party complaining as he asked, or could ask under the most liberal of the adjudged cases, and which, if error, was made at his instance.</p>

Judges: Shope

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