Wild v. Sweeney

Citations

• 84 Ill. 213

Syllabus

<p>1. Wills—courts of chancery haw no jurisdiction to probate. A court of chancery has no jurisdiction to admit a will to probate, that being conferred upon the county courts.</p> <p>3. Where probate of a will is refused on appeal to the circuit court, in a proceeding to which the person named as executor is a party, the decision of the court will be final until reversed, and such person having had a day in court, can not invoke the aid of a court of chancery.</p>