In Brown v. Buckingham, 21 How. Pr. 191, the court said: "The first point made by the plaintiffs on demurrer is that a counter-claim cannot be pleaded in an action for the possession of personal property.
Summary of this case from Lapham v. OsborneNo. 5-04-0778.
May 3, 2005.
Appeal from Madison County.
Disposition of Cases By Order Affirmed.
In Brown v. Buckingham, 21 How. Pr. 191, the court said: "The first point made by the plaintiffs on demurrer is that a counter-claim cannot be pleaded in an action for the possession of personal property.
Summary of this case from Lapham v. OsborneFull title:Buckingham v. Brown
Court:Appellate Court of Illinois, Fifth District
Date published: May 3, 2005
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