· 4/6/1994
Jeanblanc v. Sweet
Citations
- 632 N.E.2d 623
- 260 Ill. App. 3d 249
- 198 Ill. Dec. 293
How courts have described this case
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- noting that issues raised for the first time on appeal, “even from a summary judgment order,” are deemed waived
- noting that issues raised for the first time on appeal, “even from a summary judgment order,” are deemed waived
- noting that issues and arguments raised for the first time on appeal, even from an order we review de novo, are deemed forfeited
- noting that issues raised for the first time on appeal, “even from a summary judgment order,” are deemed waived
- a reviewing court will not consider issues and arguments which were not considered by the trial court
- “A reviewing court will not consider on review issues and arguments which were not presented to or considered by the trial court.”
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Judges: Doyle
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