Reports of Cases Determined in the Appellate Courts of Illinois, Volume 163 |
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Page 352 - Government, no longer practicable — at least not so far as to be satisfactory or certain iu its results. The error, if any there has been, has arisen, as we have already stated, from his own culpable negligence; and courts of justice do not' sit for the purpose of aiding those who seek redress for supposed mischiefs resulting from such negligence. Even courts of equity will not interfere to assist a...