Whitney v. Ullman

Citations

• 37 Ill. 423

Syllabus

<p>Ebbs of okbbks, for keeping indices to their court records —construction of act o/16í/¡ February, 1865. Under the act of 16th of February, 1865, requiring the clerks of the Circuit Courts, and County Courts having common law jurisdiction, to keep indices to their court records, an “entry” consists of all the various items which are required to be placed in each index, the plaintiffs and defendants, in any one case, thus making two “entries,” only, in each ease—one in the plaintiff’s index, and one in the defendant’s. And for each of those “entries” the clerks may charge a fee of ten cents, or twenty cents for the two “entries” in each case, and no more.</p>