CLEGG v. GOULD

SAVING QUESTIONS FOR REVIEW, § 1 — necessity of raising questions in trial court. Where plaintiff's claim against two defendants for money loaned was joint and several and only one defendant was served with summons, objections to the complaint not made in the trial court by the one served, or to the entry of judgment against both defendants when only one was served, not objected to in the trial court, would not be considered on review.

Opinion by PRESIDING JUSTICE BURKE.

"Not to be published In full." Opinion filed May 27, 1942.