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· 9/15/1867

Stout v. Hill

Citations

  • 45 Ill. 326

Syllabus

<p>Promissory notes—upon condition. In to action upon an instrument which read as follows: “Due Daniel Condon, or order, $464, with interest at ten per cent, to be paid as soon as I have time to foreclose a mortgage given by William Cantlin and Michael Boach to said Condon, dated September 6, 1856, and by him this day assigned to me, and to sell said land by a judicial sale, or so soon as I shall otherwise dispose of or settle said mortgage,” — held, that suit was prematurely brought, as the note had not become due, the mortgage not having been foreclosed and the land sold, as expressly provided.</p>

Judges: Breese

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