Larkin v. Sanelli

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• explaining that in Arnold v. Village of Chicago Ridge, 181 Ill. App. 3d 778, 782 (1989), the claims were preserved for review because the later pleadings made reference to and incorporated the earlier pleadings that had been stricken
• explaining that in Arnold v. Village of Chicago Ridge, 181 Ill. App. 3d 778, 782 (1989), the claims were preserved for review because the later pleadings made reference to and incorporated the earlier pleadings that had been stricken
• when an amendment does not refer to or adopt the prior pleading, the earlier pleading is in effect abandoned and withdrawn
• defendant waived appellate review of affirmative defense that was stricken and not repleaded

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