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· 4/15/1865

McNerney v. Newberry

Citations

  • 37 Ill. 91

Syllabus

<p>Certiorari—garnishee. Where a petition for a certiorari under the statute, states that the petitioner had been summoned as garnishee in a number of cases, before the same Justice of the Peace, and was discharged after examination, by the justice, and had no knowledge a judgment was rendered against him until it was too late to take an appeal, and that the judgment was unjust, showing wherein, can have relief by writ of certiorari.</p>

Judges: Breese

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