Williamson v. County of Cass

Citations

• 84 Ill. 361

Syllabus

<p>Appeal, and trial de now—waiter of irregularities. Where a party appeals from an order of the hoard of commissioners assessing damages done to his property on account of the opening of a road, and a trial is had in the circuit court, he can not, on appeal from the judgment of that court to the Supreme Court, raise the question as to his right to a jury of twelve instead of six in the proceedings before the board. That question is waived by appealing to the circuit court, where the trial is de noto.</p>