· 9/25/2003
Robinson v. Johnson Supplemental opinion upon denial of rehearing - filed March 25, 2004 - added to end of this opinion
Citations
- 346 Ill. App. 3d 895
- 809 N.E.2d 123
How courts have described this case
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- remarking that plaintiffs “must comply with the time limit set forth by the [respondents-in-discovery statute” and the circuit court “did not have discretion *** to extend the six-month statutory period”
- remarking that plaintiffs “must comply with the time limit set forth by the [respondents-in-discovery] statute” and the circuit court - 19 - No. 1-19-0906 “did not have discretion *** to extend” the statutory period
- finding that statute of limitations within section 2-402 cannot be extended
- finding that statute of limitations within section 2-402 cannot be extended
- stating that supreme court decisions bind lower courts
- Rule 183's \plain language indicates that it only applies to the time limits set forth by the Illinois Supreme Court rules\; Rule 183 \simply does not apply to a statutory time limit\
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Judges: Quinn
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