· 9/29/1967
City of Aurora v. Meyer
Citations
- 230 N.E.2d 200
- 38 Ill. 2d 131
- 1967 Ill. LEXIS 268
How courts have described this case
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- building was open to vagrants who built fires therein, was filled with trash and debris, and was alleged to have faulty electrical wiring, structural defects, unsanitary plumbing, and unsafe floors, walls, roof, and windows
- building was open to vagrants who built fires therein, was filled with trash and debris, and was alleged to have faulty electrical wiring, structural defects, unsanitary plumbing, and unsafe floors, walls, roof, and windows
- “Property may be ordered destroyed under certain conditions but only if the danger cannot be abated in any other way”
- relief under section 11 — 31—1 is an extreme measure limited by the necessity of the case
- relief under section 11--31--1 is an -21- No. 2--08--0928 extreme measure limited by the necessity of the case
- trial court heard the testimony of the building inspector who conducted an inspection of the property in question
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Judges: William J. Foote
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