Tilson v. Tilson

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• permitting deduction for cost of replacing rotten warehouse foundation piles and a subsident wall when the rotting of the piles and the settling of the wall occurred as a result of a discrete event, the unexpected lowering of the water level of the Chicago River
• permitting deduction for cost of replacing rotten ware- house foundation piles and a subsident wall when the rotting of the piles and the settling of the wall occurred as a result of a discrete event, the unexpected lowering of the water level of the Chicago River
• \A repair is an expenditure for the purpose of keeping the property in an ordinarily efficient operating condition.\
• \A repair is an expenditure for the purpose of keeping the property in an ordinarily efficient operating condition.\
• \A repair is an expenditure for the purpose of keeping the property in an ordinarily efficient operating condition.\
• “A repair is an expenditure for the purpose of keeping the property in an ordinarily efficient operating condition.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).