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· 7/13/2001

Jackson v. Graham

Citations

  • 753 N.E.2d 525
  • 323 Ill. App. 3d 766
  • 257 Ill. Dec. 330
  • 2001 Ill. App. LEXIS 558

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  • ruling on motion to strike affidavit submitted in support of motion for summary judgment is reviewed de novo
  • explaining that evidentiary rulings, including those on motions to strike affidavits, are generally reviewed for an abuse of discretion
  • ruling on motion to strike affidavit submitted in support of motion for summary judgment is reviewed de novo
  • reviewing de novo a motion to strike an affidavit attached to a motion for summary judgment
  • “[W]hen the trial court rules on a motion to strike a Rule 191 affidavit in conjunction with a summary judgment motion, we review de novo the trial court’s ruling on the motion to strike.”
  • although evidentiary rulings are usually reviewed under an abuse of discretion standard, the granting of a motion to strike an affidavit as insufficient made in conjunction with a motion for summary judgment would be reviewed de novo

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Judges: Steigmann

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