People ex rel. Hughes v. Stone

Citations

• 142 Ill. 281
• 31 N.E. 502

Syllabus

<p>2. Bill of exceptions — presumption. Where the record, in an application for judgment against lands for a delinquent special assessment, shows various objections to the entry of judgment, and the court sustains the objections generally, and the bill of exceptions fails to show that all the evidence heard is preserved, it will be presumed, in support of the decision of the county court, that other evidence not preserved was heard, sufficient to sustain some one or more of the ob-' jections.</p>