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Excerpt from Supreme Court of Illinois, Third Grand Division, April Term, A. D. 1867, Franklin Parmelee, Et Al., Appellants, Vs. Daniel Lawrence, Appellee: Brief for Appellee on Re-Hearing
The case would be much stronger if the party made actual suggestions to create the mistake. Such was Bigelow's con duct. Actual suggestions may be made as well by acts as words, and the proofs show the production of several releases under the pretence that the last was entirely different in its oper ation from the first. This was an actual suggestion, and this is proven without reference to Lawrence's sworn answer.
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