· 12/8/1995
Smith v. Prime Cable of Chicago
Citations
- 658 N.E.2d 1325
- 213 Ill. Dec. 304
- 276 Ill. App. 3d 843
How courts have described this case
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- holding voluntary payment barred class action alleging pay-per-view show lasted two hours rather than three as advertised
- holding voluntary payment barred class action alleging pay-per-view show lasted two hours rather than three as advertised
- stating that a payee's assertion that a claim was illegal does not, by itself, create an exception to the voluntary payment doctrine
- noting that the IDTPA does not allow an award of damages
- granting motion to dismiss all counts of plaintiff’s complaint seeking recovery of their payment as plaintiff failed to plead facts indicating compulsion
- affirming dismissal of the plaintiffs’ claim under the Illinois UDTPA where it was not reasonably likely for the plaintiffs to be damaged by the defendants’ acts in the future
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