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· 9/15/1873

Wischover v. German Mutual Fire Ins.

Citations

  • 71 Ill. 65

Syllabus

<p>Juror—competency—opinion on construction of a resolution. Where a juror was challenged as having formed an opinion as to the construction of a written resolution of the directors of an insurance company, which had been offered in evidence on the trial of a former case similar to the one on trial, and in which former case the person had served as a juror, and the court disallowed the challenge: Held, that, as the construction of the resolution was a question of law, the court did not err in holding the juror competent.</p>

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