Forrestal v. Commissioner

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• holding that “[p]ersonal jurisdiction may be acquired either by the party’s making a general appearance or by service of process as statutorily directed”
• noting, with an appearance in court, a person submits to the jurisdiction of the court
• noting, with an appearance in court, a person submits to the jurisdiction of the court
• a foreclosure judgment becomes final when the court makes a finding pursuant to Supreme Court Rule 304(a)
• order of foreclosure and sale not appealable unless it includes Rule 304(a) language
• unless the court includes Supreme Court Rule 304(a) (now see 210 Ill. 2d R. 304(a)) language, a mortgage foreclosure judgment is not final and appealable until the court enters an order approving the sale and directing the distribution

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