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40 Ill. 54

Casey v. Horton

Illinois Supreme Court

Decided November 15, 1864

Illinois Supreme Court · decided 1864-11-15

<p>Motions—when they must be in writing. After a joinder in error, if objection be made, a motion for leave to assign additional errors will not be entertained, except it be in writing.</p>

Decided 1864-11-15

Per Curiam :

¶1There being an issue formed by the joinder in error, and objection being made, the application for leave to assign additional errors will not be entertained, except it be in writing.

¶2But Hr. Haynie, to save time, waived his objection, and leave to assign the additional errors was granted.

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