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· 11/20/1952

Dill v. Widman

Citations

  • 109 N.E.2d 765
  • 413 Ill. 448
  • 1952 Ill. LEXIS 413

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  • noting the “well[-]recognized” rule that “admissions may be implied by silence when the circumstances are such as not only afford an opportunity to act or speak, but also properly and naturally call for action or reply by persons similarly situated”

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Judges: Hershey

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