· 5/21/1973
Peterson v. Board of Trustees of the Firemen's Pension Fund
Citations
- 296 N.E.2d 721
- 54 Ill. 2d 260
- 1973 Ill. LEXIS 335
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- finding a police officer, although off-duty, performed an “act of duty” in attempting to apprehend a person he observed trying to break into his neighbor’s home
- remanding to the board to determine whether a light-duty position was available where the fireman was capable of performing light-duty work; however, the fireman was on a leave of absence from the department during the disability pension proceedings and was never terminated
- remanding to the board to determine whether a light-duty position was available where the fireman was capable of performing light-duty work; however, fireman was on a leave of absence from the department during the disability pension proceedings and was never terminated
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Judges: Robert J. Di Leonardi
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