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· 12/17/1980

Mandarino v. Village of Lombard

Citations

  • 414 N.E.2d 508
  • 92 Ill. App. 3d 78
  • 46 Ill. Dec. 624
  • 1980 Ill. App. LEXIS 4159

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  • noting that the doctrine of in pari materia—that the intent of the legislature can be deduced from different statutes pertaining to the same subject—was inapplicable where the case involved conflicting provisions between the Lombard Village Code and an Illinois Statute
  • \[S]ection 10- 2.1-4 is not a limitation on the home-rule village's power to adopt different procedures for discharging its police chief.\
  • “[T]he present case involves conflicting provisions between two separate sources of law, the Lombard ViUage Code and the [IUinois] Municipal Code____ We therefore conclude that the doctrine of in pari materia is inapplicable in the instant case.”

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Judges: Lindberg

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