Reports of Cases at Law and in Chancery Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of Illinois, Volume 68 |
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Page 447
... intended to be attached to it in these provisions of the charter , and especially so when we fail to see to what else it could be reasonably applied . It is , however , contended , that , inasmuch as when the legis lature , in granting ...
... intended to be attached to it in these provisions of the charter , and especially so when we fail to see to what else it could be reasonably applied . It is , however , contended , that , inasmuch as when the legis lature , in granting ...
Page 538
... intended it to be applied . • But the perversion of the property , or the waste of the funds , by the board of education , does not render void the bonds that were legally issued . Had a bill been filed to pre- vent the bonds from being ...
... intended it to be applied . • But the perversion of the property , or the waste of the funds , by the board of education , does not render void the bonds that were legally issued . Had a bill been filed to pre- vent the bonds from being ...
Page 679
... intended for unlawful purpose . Although bonds issued by a board of education , under a law , for a proper purpose , are valid in the hands of innocent holders for value , notwithstanding the uses for which they were intended have been ...
... intended for unlawful purpose . Although bonds issued by a board of education , under a law , for a proper purpose , are valid in the hands of innocent holders for value , notwithstanding the uses for which they were intended have been ...
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action agent alleged amount appellant appellee assessment assigned assumpsit authority avers bill bond Carhart cause remanded certificate chancery Chicago circuit court claim Clair county Clinton county complainant constitution contract conveyance conveyed Cook county court of equity creditors damages debt declaration decree deed defendant in error delivered the opinion demurrer dower duty entitled equity evidence execution facts favor fence filed fraud heirs held husband injury instruction interest issue Judge Judgment affirmed jury JUSTICE land liable license Marion county Mascoutah ment Messrs mortgage negligence notes owner paid party payment person plaintiff in error plea possession premises presiding promissory notes proof purchaser question railroad company Randolph county reason record recover refused rendered replevin rule sold statute suit sustained Syllabus taxes term testimony thereof tion trial trust vendor verdict WRIT OF ERROR