O'Regan thinks Lefevere could give valuable instruction about a lawsuit now pending. In April 1853 Bishop James Oliver Van de Velde, then Bishop of Chicago, sold a piece of property. The sale was to be null and void unless payment was made on the October 1 following. Such payment was not made and now the buyer claims the property saying that the Bishop being the only administratior of the diocese was not authorized to receive the money. In Illinois the Bishop of Chicago is a corporation sole. :: III-2-i A.L.S. 3pp. 12mo.