McGaughy v. Illinois Human Rights Commission

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• finding that Department of Human Rights was a necessary party to review action and that plaintiffs’ failure to name the Department in their complaint required dismissal
• finding that Department of Human Rights was a necessary party to review action and that plaintiffs' failure to name the department in their complaint required dismissal
• in consolidated appeal, dismissing one administrative review action and affirming dismissal of the other, where petitioners served respondents but failed to name those parties in their review petitions
• in consolidated appeal, dismissing one administrative review action and affirming dismissal of the other, where petitioners served respondents but failed to name those parties in their review petitions
• approval of a settlement shall be accomplished by an order, served on the parties and the Department
• approval of a settlement shall be accomplished by an order, served on the parties and the Department

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