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· 11/21/1985

Fredman Bros. Furniture Co. v. Department of Revenue

Citations

  • 486 N.E.2d 893
  • 109 Ill. 2d 202
  • 93 Ill. Dec. 360
  • 1985 Ill. LEXIS 315

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that the statutory requirement that a complaint for administrative review be filed within 35 days was substantive in nature, because it was necessary to convey jurisdiction on the circuit court to hear the matter
  • holding that the statutory requirement that a complaint for administrative review be filed within 35 days was substantive in nature because it was necessary to convey jurisdiction on the circuit court to hear the matter
  • holding that the statutory requirement that a complaint for administrative review be filed within 35 days was substantive in nature because it was necessary to convey jurisdiction on the circuit court to hear the matter
  • observing that subject matter jurisdiction is conferred on courts by the constitution or by legislative enactment
  • explaining that when jurisdiction is conferred by statute, “that jurisdiction is limited to the language of the act conferring it”
  • explaining that when jurisdiction is conferred by statute, \that jurisdiction is limited to the language of the act conferring it\

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Judges: Ryan

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