La Salle National Bank v. 53rd-Ellis Currency Exchange, Inc.

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• “[statements and assertions which may have been superseded for one legal purpose may still be used to impeach a witness’ credibility”
• \[i]t is within the sound discretion of the trial court whether to apply the doctrine of unclean hands\
• \[s]tatements and assertions which may have been superseded for one legal purpose may still be used to impeach a witness' credibility\
• “[AJpproval of a contract by the board of directors is only necessary when the contract in question is ‘unusual or extraordinary.’ ”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).