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· 3/20/1952

Grasse v. Dealer's Transport Co.

Citations

  • 106 N.E.2d 124
  • 412 Ill. 179
  • 1952 Ill. LEXIS 310

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  • holding that a workers’ compensation provision violated the special legislation clause by creating unreasonable classifications in which the plaintiffs ability to recover complete compensation was determined by fortuitous events
  • holding that a workers' compensation provision violated the special legislation clause by creating unreasonable classifications in which the plaintiff's ability to recover complete compensation was determined by fortuitous events
  • holding that a workers’ compensation provision violated the special legislation clause by creating unreasonable classifications in which the plaintiff’s ability to recover complete compensation was determined by fortuitous events
  • invalidating discriminatory classifications of employers, employees, and third-party tortfeasors in workers’ compensation provision
  • invalidating discriminatory classifications of employers, employees, and third-party tortfeasors in workers' compensation provision
  • invalidating discriminatory classifications of employers, employees, and third-party tortfeasors in workers' compensation provision

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Judges: Edward B. Casey

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