Hewett v. Griswold

Decided July 5, 1892

Appellate Court of Illinois · decided 1892-07-05

<p>Practice—Evidence—Objection to.</p> <p>An appellant can not be permitted to raise for the first time on a petition for a rehearing in this court the objection to certain evidence, that better evidence of the facts testified to was in existence and should have been produced.</p>

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Decided 1892-07-05

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Mr. Justice Boggs.

¶1The judgment rendered by the Circuit Court is in effect that the property in question is subject to the lien of the execution and does not purport to invest appellee with any other interest or right in it.

¶2The appellee was allowed to testify without objection that he ivas sheriff of the county and held the execution in that capacity as alleged in the plea. Appellant can not be permitted to raise for the first time in this court the objection that better evidence of such facts existed and should have been produced.

¶3A rehearing- of the case is therefore denied.

¶4liehearing denied.