Tanner v. Court of Claims

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• holding dismissal of a certiorari petition that alleged a deprivation of due process was improper without an examination of the underlying record before the Court of Claims
• holding dismissal of a certiorari petition that alleged a deprivation of due process was improper without an examination of the underlying record before the Court of Claims
• holding dismissal of a certiorari petition that alleged a deprivation of due process was improper without an examination of the underlying record before the Court of Claims
• noting the same rule in the context of a petition - 11 - 2014 IL App (2d) 130825 for writ of certiorari
• noting the same rule in the context of a petition for writ of certiorari
• “Where a plaintiff brings into issue the alleged violation of his procedural and substantive rights, the petition is not subject to dismissal, as such issue cannot be determined as a matter of law upon the bare allegations of the petition.”

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