Bradley v. Barbour

Illinois Supreme Court
Bradley v. Barbour, 74 Ill. 475 (Ill. 1874)

Bradley v. Barbour

Opinion of the Court

Per Curiam:

The question argued in this case is governed by Albee v. Jones, 70 Ill. 34. It appears by the placita and bill of exceptions, that trial was had before the Hon. John Burns, one of the circuit judges of the State, while holding a branch term of the Superior Court of Cook county. This, in the case referred to, was held to be authorized by statute and no infringement of any constitutional provision.

Judgment affirmed.

Reference

Full Case Name
Charles Bradley v. John E. Barbour
Status
Published
Syllabus
Circuit court—branch held by another judge. Under the statute the judge of any circuit court in this State is authorized to hold a branch term of the Superior Court of Cook county, and the statute infringes no constitutional provision.