Ianotti v. Chicago Park District

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• “inadvertent error” is not “good cause” under Rule 183 sufficient to justify an extension of the time to file a rejection
• \inadvertent error\ is not \good cause\ under Rule 183 sufficient to justify an extension of the time to file a rejection
• circuit court did not abuse its discretion in finding an “inadvertent error” did not constitute good cause for failing to timely file a notice of rejection of an arbitrator’s award
• no good cause where plaintiff asserted “inadvertent error” without explanation or evidence
• when rejection of arbitration award was filed seven days late, without a showing of good cause for the delay, the trial court properly entered judgment on the arbitration award and denied the plaintiff's motion to voluntarily dismiss the case
• when rejection of arbitration award was filed seven days late, without a showing of good cause for the delay, the trial court properly entered judgment on the arbitration award and denied the plaintiff’s motion to voluntarily dismiss the case

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