Gibson v. Leonard

Supreme Court of Illinois · Decided 1892-10-31

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Mr. Justice Baker delivered the opinion of the Court: James Leonard, appellee, was owner of the building on West Lake street, in the city of Chicago, which was numbered 47 and 49. It was constructed of brick, was four stories and a basement high, and was occupied by various tenants for business purposes. The main floor and basement were leased to one Sues, who carried on ther…

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