Romano v. Village of Glenview

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• determining that, although the injunction in that case may have required the expenditure of money, injunctive relief did not constitute damages under the Tort Immunity Act
• determining that, although the injunction in that case may have required the expenditure of money, injunctive relief did not constitute damages under the Tort Immunity Act
• determining that, although the injunction in that case may have required the expenditure of money, injunctive relief did not constitute damages under the Tort Immunity Act
• Tort Immunity Act did not apply to action seeking injunctive relief even though defendant would be required to expend money to provide the requested relief
• a municipality's decision to dig retaining ponds on a golf course near the plaintiff homeowners' property, which resulted in flooding, was an \unreasonable\ interference with homeowners' property rights and not subject to immunity from injunctive relief
• Tort Immunity Act did not apply to action seeking injunctive relief even though defendant would be required to expend money to provide the requested relief

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