Huszagh v. City of Oakbrook Terrace

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• finding that it is the facts of defense that must be alleged, not matters of law, and that “the question of whether a contract is void as contrary to statute or public policy is one of law”
• finding that it is the facts of defense that must be alleged, not matters of law, and that \the question of whether a contract is void as contrary to statute or public policy is one of law\
• finding that it is the facts of defense that must be alleged, not matters of law, and that “the question of whether a contract is void as contrary to statute or public policy is one of law”

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