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· 4/23/1928

Schilling v. Holding

Citations

  • 248 Ill. App. 488
  • 1928 Ill. App. LEXIS 653

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  • the waiver of the “high and sacred constitutional right” of trial by jury should be strictly construed in favor of the preservation of the right
  • the waiver of the “high and sacred constitutional right” of trial by jury should be strictly construed in favor of the preservation of the right
  • same and stating the court could not presume the parties anticipated a second trial when they stipulated to waive the jury trial
  • \The right of trial by jury 17 . . . is a high and sacred constitutional right in Anglo-Saxon jurisprudence .... A stipulation for the waiver of such right should therefore be strictly construed in favor of the preservation of the right.\
  • first trial on agreed statement

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Judges: Jett

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