Illinois Supreme Court, 1862

Clark v. Quackenboss

Clark v. Quackenboss
Illinois Supreme Court · Decided April 15, 1862
28 Ill. 112
Clark v. Quackenboss

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Opinion of the Court

Per Curiam.

This rule must be denied. The security for costs, given in the Circuit Court, was limited to the costs of that court; there the appellees were successful, and they have been brought to this court against their will. We see no objection to proceedings by fee-bill on the part of the circuit clerk to collect his costs from the security; notwithstanding the judgment rendered in that court has been reversed.

Motion denied.

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