We will not dismiss the cause upon the ground assigned, but will make a short rule upon the ¡plaintiff to file the required number of abstracts.
Motion to dismiss denied.
Spear v. D'Clercy, 40 Ill. 56 (1865)
April 1865
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Illinois Supreme Court
40 Ill. 56
Spear v. D’Clercy.
(April Term, 1865.)
Abstracts—when insufficient number fled—consequence thereof. A writ of error will not be dismissed merely because less than the requisite number of printed abstracts axe filed, but a short rule may be taken upon the plaintiff to file the proper number.
Motion was entered by the defendant to dismiss this writ of error for want of abstracts. It appeared that only three printed abstracts had been filed.