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· 9/15/1876

Sherman v. Skinner

Citations

  • 83 Ill. 584

Syllabus

<p>Practice—-finding of court below can not be questioned, unless exceptions are taken in that court. Where a cause is tried by the court, by consent of parties, without a jury, the finding of the court can not be questioned on appeal, unless the record shows that exceptions were taken thereto in that court, or the question of the fitness of tire finding is in some mode brought before this court.</p>

Judges: Dickey

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