Reports of Cases at Law and in Chancery Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of Illinois, Volume 280 |
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... rule that a judg- ment must be reversed where the record shows that error was committed on the trial . It is , we believe , universally agreed by courts now that only error prejudicial to the com- plaining party requires a reversal of ...
... rule that a judg- ment must be reversed where the record shows that error was committed on the trial . It is , we believe , universally agreed by courts now that only error prejudicial to the com- plaining party requires a reversal of ...
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... rule was adopted that such forbidden and improper comment by counsel be regarded as good ground for a new trial " in all cases where the proofs of guilt are not so clear and conclusive that the court can say affirma- tively the accused ...
... rule was adopted that such forbidden and improper comment by counsel be regarded as good ground for a new trial " in all cases where the proofs of guilt are not so clear and conclusive that the court can say affirma- tively the accused ...
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... rules of chancery . 2. PRACTICE — when section 81 of Practice act does not apply . Section 81 of the Practice act , authorizing a judge who did not hear the case to sign a bill of exceptions under certain circum- stances , does not ...
... rules of chancery . 2. PRACTICE — when section 81 of Practice act does not apply . Section 81 of the Practice act , authorizing a judge who did not hear the case to sign a bill of exceptions under certain circum- stances , does not ...
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... rules . Conway v . Sexton , 243 Ill . 59 , and cases cited . In our opinion section 81 of the Practice act cannot be construed as authority for a judge other than the one who heard the case to settle and sign the certificate of evidence ...
... rules . Conway v . Sexton , 243 Ill . 59 , and cases cited . In our opinion section 81 of the Practice act cannot be construed as authority for a judge other than the one who heard the case to settle and sign the certificate of evidence ...
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... rules of cross - examination and comment . He cannot go on half way and stay off half way . If he goes on he must go on all the way , and when he takes the stand that is what he does , and he exposes himself to comment just the same as ...
... rules of cross - examination and comment . He cannot go on half way and stay off half way . If he goes on he must go on all the way , and when he takes the stand that is what he does , and he exposes himself to comment just the same as ...
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