Mitchell v. Black & Decker (USA) Inc.

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• noting the “broad distinction between alienation by the voluntary act of the owner” and the “involuntary assignment made by compulsion of law” (quoting Henderson v. Harness, 52 N.E. 68, 70 (Ill. 1898))

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