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· 4/29/1980

Reiman v. Kale

Citations

  • 403 N.E.2d 1275
  • 83 Ill. App. 3d 773
  • 38 Ill. Dec. 671
  • 1980 Ill. App. LEXIS 2790

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  • the mere fact that the subdivision plat indicated the presence of streets, which were generally considered public places, was not sufficient to establish donative intent as necessary for a statutory dedication, since there was no general prohibition against private streets
  • the mere fact that the subdivision plat indicated the presence of streets, which were generally considered public places, was not sufficient to establish donative intent as necessary for a statutory dedication, since there was no general prohibition against private streets
  • the mere fact that the subdivision plat indicated the presence of streets, which were generally considered public places, was not sufficient to establish donative intent as necessary for a statutory dedication, since there was no general prohibition against private streets
  • the mere fact that the subdivision plat indicated the presence of streets, which were generally considered public places, was not sufficient to establish donative intent as necessary for a statutory dedication, since there was no general prohibition against private streets

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Judges: Woodward

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