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· 9/27/1984

Hengels v. Gilski

Citations

  • 469 N.E.2d 708
  • 127 Ill. App. 3d 894
  • 83 Ill. Dec. 101
  • 1984 Ill. App. LEXIS 2360

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  • an investigator’s report did not constitute admissible evidence for impeachment purposes because the report failed to reflect adequate firsthand knowledge of the witness’ statement
  • an investigator's report did not constitute admissible evidence for impeachment purposes because the report failed to reflect adequate firsthand knowledge of the witness' statement
  • knowledge possessed by employee may be imputed to employer
  • knowledge possessed by employee may be imputed to employer

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