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· 5/18/1995

First of America Bank, Rockford, N.A. v. Netsch

Citations

  • 651 N.E.2d 1105
  • 166 Ill. 2d 165
  • 209 Ill. Dec. 657
  • 54 A.L.R. 5th 909
  • 1995 Ill. LEXIS 87

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  • declaratory judgment actions permit early resolution of dispositive issues, to fix rights of parties before irrevocable change in their positions jeopardizes their claims of right
  • declaratory judgment actions permit early resolution of dispositive issues, to fix rights of parties before irrevocable change in their positions jeopardizes their claims of right
  • this court assumed jurisdiction under Rule 302(a)(1) of appeal from circuit court order which held that certain statutory provisions were unconstitutional \as applied\ to the plaintiff
  • an issue of fact is not material, even if disputed, unless it has legal probative force as to the controlling issue
  • “statutes are presumed to apply prospectively only and will not be given retroactive effect absent clear language within the statute indicating that the legislature intended such effect”
  • an issue of fact is not material, even if disputed, unless it has legal probative force as to the controlling issue

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Judges: Bilandic, Miller

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