Illinois Supreme Court· 9/29/1967
Hux v. Raben
Citations
- 230 N.E.2d 831
- 38 Ill. 2d 223
- 1967 Ill. LEXIS 284
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- holding that, in the situation presented there, the appellate court did not err by considering arguments not raised by the parties
- holding that, in the situation presented there, the appellate court did not err by considering arguments not raised by the parties
- holding that, in the situation presented there, the appellate court did not err by considering arguments not raised by the parties
- holding that, in the situation presented there, the appellate court did not err by considering arguments not raised by the parties
- holding that, in the situation presented there, the appellate court did not err by considering arguments not raised by the parties
- explaining that reviewing court properly decided case on a ground not raised by the parties in order to ensure a just result and to maintain a sound and uniform body of precedent
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Judges: Schaefer
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