· 1/31/1994
Kim Construction Company, Inc. v. Board of Trustees of the Village of Mundelein
Citations
- 14 F.3d 1243
- 1994 U.S. App. LEXIS 1606
- 1994 WL 23748
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- holding that under Illinois law, a disappointed bidder for a public contract lacks a property interest in the award, even if that bidder has submitted the lowest conforming bid
- holding that under Illinois law, a disappointed bidder for a public contract lacks a property interest in the award, even if that bidder has submitted the lowest conforming bid
- holding that Thompson’s principles apply to property interests
- “Where ‘the requisite ... mandatory language’ is lacking, no protected interest is created.” (altera- tion in original
- “Where ‘the requisite ... mandatory language’ is lacking, no protected interest is created.” (altera- tion in original
- “Where ‘the requisite ... mandatory language’ is lacking, no protected interest is created.” (altera- tion in original
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Judges: Pell, Manion, Rovner
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