· 2/2/1993
Hartnett v. Stack
Citations
- 607 N.E.2d 703
- 241 Ill. App. 3d 157
- 180 Ill. Dec. 634
- 1993 Ill. App. LEXIS 108
How courts have described this case
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- concluding that failure -12- to comply with Rule 201(k) was not fatal where the record showed that the parties were, in fact, “unable to reach an accord after reasonable attempts to resolve differences”
- holding that technical noncompliance with the rule is not fatal where the record indicates that the parties were, in fact, “unable to reach an accord after reasonable attempts to resolve differences”
- finding the circuit court’s partial grant of a defendant’s motion to strike the plaintiff’s complaint a substantive ruling
- defendant alleged he was deathly ill and could not attend a deposition but failed to file a physician’s affidavit as proof as ordered by the trial court
- defendant alleged he was deathly ill and could not attend a deposition but failed to file a physician’s affidavit as proof as ordered by the trial court
- the trial judge's remark that \there will be a sanctions hearing against the Defendant in my opinion\ does not show that the trial judge was prejudiced against defendant
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Judges: Unverzagt
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