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· 9/15/1873

Compton v. Payne

Citations

  • 69 Ill. 354

Syllabus

<p>Implied contract—arises only in absence of express contract. Where work and labor is done under an express contract, a suit to recover for the same must he between the parties to the contract, and a third person, though benefited by it, can not be sued upon an implied assumpsit.</p>

Judges: McAllister

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