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100 Ill. 468

Munger v. Jacobson

Illinois Supreme Court

Decided March 15, 1881

Illinois Supreme Court · decided 1881-03-15

Upon the affirmance of the judgment of the Appellate Court, a petition for a rehearing was filed, and a stipulation by the parties to change the record so as to present a different case for consideration.

Cited by 1 later decisions — most recently August 1886

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Decided 1881-03-15

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Walker, J.:

¶1On the filing of a petition for rehearing, a stipulation was entered into that the record in another case, or another branch of this ease, might be considered as a part of the record in this case. That has changed the record, and will change the consideration of the case. Other questions will be presented that were not in the original record, and for that reason, and as a matter of discretion, the petition will be allowed.

¶2The petition would not have been granted if the parties had not stipulated to change the record.

¶3Rehearing allowed.

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