Grassini v. Du Page Township

How courts have described this case

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• holding that four-year employment contract for township administrator was void- ab initio as contract went beyond township board’s term
• holding that an employment contract was void ab initio because the township exceeded its statutory authority in entering into the contract
• stating that where a township exceeds its statutory authority in entering into a contract, the township’s act is ultra vires and the resulting contract is void ab initio
• stating that where a township exceeds its statutory authority in entering into a contract, the township's act is ultra vires and the resulting contract is void ab initio
• explaining that because a former town administrator’s employment contract with township was to extend beyond the remaining period of service of the officials who had authorized the contract, it was outside the township’s authority and thus void ab initio
• explaining that because a former town administrator's employment contract with township was to extend beyond the remaining period of service of the officials who had authorized the contract, it was outside the township's authority and thus void ab initio

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).