Dever v. Simmons

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• motions to dismiss under section 2 — 619 and summary judgment motions are routinely made after discovery has been completed and the parties know the evidence
• statute of limitations, intended to benefit defendant, was waivable if defendant waited too long in raising this affirmative defense
• statute of limitations, intended to benefit defendant, was waivable if defendant waited too long in raising this affirmative defense
• motions to dismiss under section 2-619 and summary judgment motions are routinely made after discovery has been completed and the parties know the evidence
• “[E]ven though defendants neither raised the statute of limitations in their answer nor amended their answer to raise it, defendants were permitted to raise the statute of limitations in a section 2 — 619 motion to dismiss”

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