The record shows that the parties filed an agreed case in the Circuit Court, containing a stipulation that the case might be decided, pro formé, for the plaintiff. But it fails to show that the court took any action in the case. There is, therefore, no judgment to be reviewed in this court. The case is still pending in the Circuit Court. The writ of error will be dismissed.
Moody v. Peake, 13 Ill. 343 (1851)
Dec. 1851
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Illinois Supreme Court
13 Ill. 343
Seymor B. Moody, Plaintiff, v. John L. Peake, Defendant.
AGREED CASE PROM SANGAMON.
The Supreme Court cannot review a judgment not yet rendered.
This was "an agreed case, intended to raise the question of the *344right of unnaturalized persons to vote at a charter election in ¡ the city of Springfield. |
W. H. Herndon, city attorney, for Moody.
Stuart & Edwards and J. C. Conicling, for Peake.