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· 10/22/1992

Application of Du Page County Collector

Citations

  • 605 N.E.2d 567
  • 152 Ill. 2d 545
  • 178 Ill. Dec. 773
  • 1992 Ill. LEXIS 153

How courts have described this case

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  • holding a reference to appealability sufficient to confer appellate jurisdiction pursuant to Rule 304(a)
  • holding a reference to appealability sufficient to confer appellate jurisdiction pursuant to Rule 304(a)
  • “It would be proper in such cases to find only that there is no reason to delay appeal from such a judgment.”
  • \It would be proper in such cases to find only that there is no reason to delay appeal from such a judgment\
  • “we hold that where appeal is sought pursuant to Rule 304(a) from a judgment which defeats a claim or is in the nature of a dismissal, the written finding is sufficient only if it refers to appealability”
  • “we hold that where appeal is sought pursuant to Rule 304(a) from a judgment which defeats a claim or is in the nature of a dismissal, the written finding is sufficient only if it refers to appealability.”

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Judges: Freeman

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