Walsh v. Horine
Citations
- 36 Ill. 238
Syllabus
<p>1. Homestead act—the one thousand dollars is exempt from execution for one year after it is paid to defendant. By the homestead act the value of the home stead, estimated at one thousand dollars, and which is paid over to the debtor, is exempt from execution for one year. Held, That it is so exempt for one year after it is paid to the defendant; and that the statute doesnotbegin to run until after the money is actually paid to the defendant, the judgment debtor.</p> <p>2. Same — defendant has time, after tender, to test the validity of the sale. When a tender of the amount is made by the officer making the sale, the debtor has a right to decline receiving it, until he can test the validity of the sale by motion in court, and the time consumed in such litigation, if made in good faith, is not to be computed as part of the year.</p>
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- voluntary nursing services provided without charge \were necessary to ameliorate the condition and suffering of the plaintiff\ and evidence of attending physician as to the value of these services was admissible
- voluntary nursing services provided without charge \were necessary to ameliorate the condition and suffering of the plaintiff\ and evidence of attending physician as to the value of these services was admissible
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Judges: Breese
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