· 5/16/1990
Schaumburg State Bank v. Bank of Wheaton
Citations
- 555 N.E.2d 48
- 197 Ill. App. 3d 713
- 144 Ill. Dec. 151
- 1990 Ill. App. LEXIS 683
How courts have described this case
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- declaration amendment granting nonexclusive easement over driveway to neighbor did not change unit owners’ percentage interests in common element
- it is presumed that statutes that relate to the same subject are governed by a single policy
- it is presumed that statutes that relate to the same subject are governed by a single policy
- it is presumed that statutes addressing the same subject are governed by one spirit and a single policy and that the legislature intended consistency and harmony in its various enactments
- “[a]n individual unit owner’s undivided interest would only be diminished if the use or easement was exclusive and, as a result, the unit owner was precluded from using a portion of the common elements to which he previously had access”
- unrecorded amendment of declaration effective as to plaintiffs with actual notice thereof
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Judges: Inglis
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