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· 6/8/2001

Arriola v. Time Insurance

Citations

  • 751 N.E.2d 221
  • 323 Ill. App. 3d 138
  • 256 Ill. Dec. 168
  • 2001 Ill. App. LEXIS 423

How courts have described this case

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  • dismissing class action claims as moot, where defendant tendered relief and plaintiff never filed motion for class certification
  • dismissing class action claims as moot, where defendant tendered relief and plaintiff never filed motion for class certification
  • dismissing class action claims as moot, where defendant tendered relief and plaintiff never filed motion for class certification
  • examining the circumstances of several cases and comparing them to that case to determine whether the plaintiff was diligent in filing for class certification
  • “the payment tendered by [the defendant] made the plaintiffs’ individual claims moot even though they did not accept it”
  • representative plaintiff must have valid and live claim against the defendant or class action will be moot

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Judges: Quinn

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