Reichert v. COURT OF CLAIMS OF STATE

How courts have described this case

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• noting that “appellate court decisions issued prior to 1935 are persuasive authority only”
• Illinois appellate court opinions prior to 1935 are not binding but can be persuasive authority
• Illinois appellate court opinions prior to 1935 are not binding but can be persuasive authority
• “no final judgment had been rendered by the Court of Claims” rendering the claimant’s certiorari petition premature
• Illinois appellate court opinions prior to 1935 are not binding but can be persuasive authority
• writ of certiorari “may not be used to review the correctness of a decision by the Court of Claims”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).