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u POINTS A M ) AUTHORITIES. I. The solo issue In the case is one of law. namely, are sufficient t they pray. (a) Where r is treated a^ 1 demurrer, the sole tition upon its faee shoWB that the peremptory writ - prayed. tint Morris. 145 111. 427, 430. 431 anion, 46 111. 333. 336. iter, 46 111. 3S5. (b) In issues of on issues issues of original mandamus, parties must eleet to raise law or issues of fact, and cannot submit a cause of law, and upon a decision i ;ainst them frame faet. People v. WeOs, 255 111. 450. 455. People v. Palmer, 336 111. 563. 571. (c) 1 letual matters set up affirmatively in a demurrer ike it a speaking demurrer, and such t rual matters are rphisage and should be disregarded. Kadyk v. Abbott. 266 111. App. 537. 54 and cases cited. Jennings v. Count of Peoria IV 111 A D D F 195. 198. ' Wood x.Papendick, 268 111 383. 185.
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