Metropolitan Sanitary District v. Anthony Pontarelli & Sons, Inc.

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• where a director has engaged in fraud, that director’s knowledge of the fraud will not be imputed to the corporation
• “[a]ny time after the opposite party has appeared ***, a plaintiff may move *** for summary judgment”; a “defendant may, at any time, move *** for summary judgment”

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