Delgatto v. Brandon Associates, Ltd.

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• submitting a new matter on a motion to reconsider after summary judgment motion has already been granted “lies in the discretion of the trial court”
• submitting new matter on a motion to reconsider after a motion for summary judgment has been granted “lies in the discretion of the trial court”
• submitting a new matter on a motion to reconsider after summary judgment motion has already been granted \lies in the discretion of the trial court\
• submitting new matter on a motion to reconsider after a motion for summary judgment has been granted “lies in the discretion of the trial court”
• court should not permit submission of additional evidence on motion for reconsideration in the absence of an explanation as to why the nonmoving party did not pursue discovery or file an Illinois Supreme Court Rule 191(b) affidavit before the ruling

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