· 5/6/1993
Jordan v. Civil Service Commission
Citations
- 617 N.E.2d 142
- 246 Ill. App. 3d 1047
- 186 Ill. Dec. 903
- 1993 Ill. App. LEXIS 646
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- because one count of the plaintiffs complaint was brought as a writ of mandamus, laches was an appropriate defense
- because one count of the plaintiff's complaint was brought as a writ of mandamus, laches was an appropriate defense
- because one count of the plaintiff's complaint was brought as a writ of mandamus , laches was an appropriate defense
- an order dismissing the case with prejudice was a final and appealable order
- an order dismissing the case with prejudice was a final and appealable order
- an order dismissing the case with prejudice was a final and appealable order
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Judges: Johnson
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