Great Western Insurance v. Staaden, 29 Ill. 38 (1862)

April 1862 · Illinois Supreme Court
29 Ill. 38

The Great Western Insurance Company, Plaintiff in Error, v. Nicholas Staaden, Defendant in Error.

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Upon a re-hearing of this case, which is reported in 26 Illinois, p. 360, the judgment below, is affirmed.

Breese, J.

All the points raised in this cause on this re-hearing, were decided at the last term, in favor of the defendant in error, except one, and that was, that it appeared by the record filed, that the certificate of loss, etc., as required by the policy, was issued to C. Staaden, instead of to N. Staaden, the assured.

This now appears, by an amended record filed, to have been the misprison of the clerk in making the transcript. *39The certificate was to the proper party, the defendant in error, H. Staaden.

The ground for the reversal, being now removed, the judgment must be affirmed, for the reasons given in the opinion filed. See the case of Great Western Insurance Company v. Nicholas Staaden, 26 Ill. 360.

Judgment affirmed.