· 5/19/1972
City of Chicago v. Leakas
Citations
- 284 N.E.2d 449
- 6 Ill. App. 3d 20
- 1972 Ill. App. LEXIS 2436
How courts have described this case
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- “The provision for ‘due inquiry’ is not intended as a pro forma or useless phrase, requiring only perfunctory performance, but, on the contrary, requires an honest and well- directed effort to ascertain the whereabouts of a defendant by an inquiry as full as circumstances can permit.”
- “The provision for ‘due inquiry’ is not intended as a pro forma or useless phrase, requiring only perfunctory performance, but, on the contrary, requires an honest and well- directed effort to ascertain the whereabouts of a defendant by an inquiry as full as circumstances can permit.”
- “The provision for ‘due inquiry’ is not intended as a pro forma or useless phrase, requiring only perfunctory performance, but, on the contrary, requires an honest and well- directed effort to ascertain the whereabouts of a defendant by an inquiry as full as circumstances can permit.”
- “The provision for ‘due inquiry’ is not intended as a pro forma or useless phrase, requiring only perfunctory performance, but, on the contrary, requires an honest and well- directed effort to ascertain the whereabouts of a defendant by an inquiry as full as circumstances can permit.”
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Judges: English
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