· 7/21/1989
Batka v. Board of Trustees of Orland Park Police Pension Fund
Citations
- 542 N.E.2d 835
- 186 Ill. App. 3d 715
- 134 Ill. Dec. 489
- 1989 Ill. App. LEXIS 1096
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- noting the Code section is “premised upon a finding that the plaintiff’s disability rendered him unfit for duty”
- no bias where a board member objected to the relevancy of “detailed testimony” at the hearing
- no bias where a board member objected to the relevancy of “detailed testimony” at the hearing
- employee’s disability was related to criticisms by his superior and resentments toward his peers
- where all the doctors who examined Batka agreed he was suffering from stress, much of which centered on a problem with the chief, but disagreed on whether plaintiff could continue to work as a police officer; three of the doctors, however, certified Batka was not fit for duty
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Judges: Quinlan
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