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· 9/21/1987

Badillo v. DeVivo

Citations

  • 515 N.E.2d 681
  • 161 Ill. App. 3d 596
  • 113 Ill. Dec. 696
  • 1987 Ill. App. LEXIS 3288

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that a bar did not owe a duty to protect an evicted patron from a third-party attack at another location
  • holding that a bar did not owe a duty to protect an evicted patron from a third-party attack at another location
  • holding that a bar did not owe a duty to protect an evicted patron from a third-party attack at another location
  • plaintiff was assaulted and battered near her vehicle, which was parked a half block away from the tavern
  • plaintiff was assaulted and battered near her vehicle, which was parked a half block away from the tavern
  • \This court has repeatedly held that requiring a business operator to protect its patrons from injuries that occur after the patron leaves the premises places an unjustifiable burden on the operator and on the police force.\

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Judges: Buckley

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