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People v. Cross

Citations

  • 144 Ill. App. 3d 409
  • 494 N.E.2d 703
  • 98 Ill. Dec. 581
  • 1986 Ill. App. LEXIS 2360

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  • noting, with respect to an amended complaint, that “as a general rule, an amendment which is complete in itself and which makes no reference to [a] prior pleading supersedes it, and the original pleading ceases to be a part of the record, being in effect abandoned or withdrawn”
  • ‘[A]n amendment which is complete in itself and which makes no reference to the prior pleading supersedes it *** being in effect abandoned or withdrawn.”
  • generally, “an amendment which is complete in itself and which makes no reference to the prior pleading supersedes it, and the original pleading ceases to be a part of the record”
  • “[A]s a general rule, an amendment which is complete in itself and which makes no reference to the prior pleading supersedes it, and the original pleading ceases to be a part of the record, being in effect abandoned or withdrawn.”
  • “[A]s a general rule, an amendment which is complete in itself and which makes no reference to the prior pleading supersedes it, and the original pleading ceases to be a part of the record, being in effect abandoned or withdrawn.”
  • “[A]s a general rule, an amendment which is complete in itself and which makes no reference to the prior pleading supersedes it, and the original pleading ceases to be a part of the record, being in effect abandoned or withdrawn.”

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Judges: Wombacher

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