· 6/28/1991
Cleveland Wrecking Co. v. Central National Bank
Citations
- 576 N.E.2d 1055
- 216 Ill. App. 3d 279
- 160 Ill. Dec. 101
- 1991 Ill. App. LEXIS 1138
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- concluding that deposition costs of two witnesses were not indispensable because the witnesses had not died or disappeared
- concluding that deposition costs of two witnesses were not indispensable because the witnesses had not died or disappeared
- providing that a party’s claim that the opposing party “waived its objection to the denial of its motion to strike by failing to renew such objection following the amended complaint is not supported by the case law”
- even assuming extrinsic evidence of precontract negotiations was erroneously admitted by trial court in construing contract, error is harmless as long as court gave contract language a plain and unambiguous interpretation
- even assuming extrinsic evidence of precontract negotiations was erroneously admitted by trial court in construing contract, error is harmless as long as court gave contract language a plain and unambiguous interpretation
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Judges: McNULTY
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