AMENDMENTS TO RULES SUPREME COURT OF ILLINOIS 1 As Amended at the June Term, 1915 CALL OF DOCKET-TIME OF FILING |a reply brief, with like proof of service, at ABSTRACTS AND BRIEFS. Rule 27. The call of the docket will commence on Thursday of the second week of the term and twenty cases per day shall be subject to call. Abstracts and briefs of the appellant or plaintiff in error must be filed in the clerk's office on or before twenty days before the first day of the term at which the cause will stand for hearing, together with proof of service of copies of such abstracts and briefs on the opposite party or his counsel, personally or by mail, and in case either the abstract or brief is not so filed within the time prescribed, the judgment of the court below will, on the call of the docket, be affirmed. The appellee or defendant in error shall file his brief, with like proof of service, not later than the first day of the term, unless the time for filing the brief of the appellant or plaintiff in error shall be extended, in which case he shall have twenty days from the day on which the brief of appellant or plaintiff in error is actually filed. Appellant or plaintiff in error shall then have seven days in which to file 109 N.E. the expiration of which time the cause will stand for decision and no further printed arguments will be received. Upon good cause shown, further time to file abstracts and briefs of either party may be granted by said court in term time or by any judge thereof in vacation. CLERK'S FEES ADVANCED. Rule 33. There shall be advanced by the party filing a transcript of the record from the court below in this court, at the time of filing the same, the sum of ten dollars, and by the defendant in error or appellee, at the time he enters his appearance, the sum of five dollars. In case more than one defendant in error or appellee shall join in the same brief, then said appearance fee of five dollars shall serve for all who so join. Said sums shall apply on account of taxable fees to the clerk; but no additional advanced fees shall be required of either party, except as fees are earned if the case shall be again docketed on any motion, petition for rehearing or for any other purpose. 1 For other rules, see 85 N. E. v.; 98 N. E. vil; 102 N. E. L (vii) Buonemsegno, People v. (N. Y.). Burke v. Toledo, P. & W. R. Co. (Ill.). 606 City of Waukegan v. Burnett (Ill.). .1068 City of Wellsville v. Connor (Ohio). 1045 City of Youngstown v. Fishel (Ohio). 153 City Theatres Co., Hart v. (N. Y.). City & County Contract Co., Fairchild v. (N. Y.) Bush v. Croton Falls Const. Co. (N. Y.)..1068 City of Mt. Vernon, Weiss v. (N. Y.).... .1095 City of New York, Dady v. (N. Y.). City of New York, Gaines v. (N. Y.).. 691 City of New York, Holmes v. (N. Y.)......1078 ....1067 City of New York, Milliken Bros. v. (N. 277 Y.) .1072 594 ...... ..1084 277 526 575 497 .1073 Claney, Soden v. (Ill.). 661 (N. Y.).. .1073 Clark v. Clark (N. Y.). .1070 Butler v. McSweeney (Mass.) 653 ... Clark v. Halligan (N. Y.)....... 1070 Butler, People v. (Ill.). 677 Clark v. Zaleski (Ill.).. 321 Clark's Will, In re (N. Y.). ..... .1070 |