Illinois Supreme Court, 1881

Moshier v. Shear

Moshier v. Shear
Illinois Supreme Court · Decided September 15, 1881 · Sheldon
100 Ill. 469
Moshier v. Shear

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Opinion of the Court

Sheldon, J.:

There is not merely the amount of this award involved here. .If this award stands, Moshier is barred of .his claim of $400 against Shear, and he has to pay Shear $704.62, whereas, if this award is set aside, then Moshier will be at liberty to assert his claim against Shear of $400, and to resist Shear’s claim of $704.62 against him. Therefore in the matter of setting aside this award there is more than the $704.62 involved, the amount of the award. It directly affects Moshier to the extent of $1104.62, as he claims. That is the amount involved,—not merely $704.62, the amount of the award. We think, therefore, that the motion to dismiss should be overruled, the amount involved exceeding $1000.

Motion denied.

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