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100 Ill. 463

Coates v. Cunningham

Illinois Supreme Court

Decided March 15, 1881

Illinois Supreme Court · decided 1881-03-15

<p>This was a motion to vacate an order entered at the September term, 1879, denying a petition for rehearing.</p>

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Decided 1881-03-15

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Scott, J.:

¶1It appears that this case was decided and an opinion filed in the vacation preceding the September term, 1879. To the September term, 1879, a petition for a rehearing under the rules of the court was regularly presented, and was considered by the court, and the prayer of the petition denied. At the present term a motion is made by the unsuccessful party to vacate the order denying the petition for a rehearing at the September term, 1879. We are of opinion that this can not be done. The case has long since passed.from the jurisdiction of this court. We have now no rightful authority to entertain any motion, and it is therefore denied.

¶2Motion denied.

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