Illinois ex rel. Schoepf v. Board of Education

How courts have described this case

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• findings are adequate \if they are sufficiently comprehensive to disclose the steps by which the trial court reached its ultimate conclusion on the factual issues\
• “a vital ingredient in the determination whether to award prejudgment interest is a desire to make whole the party injured by the breach”
• union commits no unfair labor practice by bringing suit where no showing of malicious prosecution or abuse of process
• “Abuse of process requires more than simply improper motive. There must also be some action taken to utilize the court’s processes for collateral purposes not related to the suit in question -” (footnote omitted)
• collective bargaining agreement and “Strike Settlement Agreement”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).