This Court having reason to believe that this is a feigned case, it is therefore ordered that each of the parties present to this Court, at the next June term, their respective title papers, or the cause will be dismissed; and that the cleric of this Court forward by mail to each of the parties a copy of this order.
McConnell v. Shields, 2 Ill. 582, 1 Scam. 582 (1839)
Dec. 1839
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Illinois Supreme Court
2 Ill. 582, 1 Scam. 582
Murray McConnell, plaintiff in error v. James Shields, defendant in error.
Where the Court have reason to believe that a cause is fictitious, they will require proof that the action is not feigned.