Appellate Court of Illinois· 2/21/1997

Tully v. Edgar

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676 N.E.2d 1361
286 Ill. App. 3d 838
222 Ill. Dec. 157

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recognizing that the trial court has broad discretion in fashioning an appropriate remedy to grant the relief that equity requires to correct a wrong
recognizing that the trial court has broad discretion in fashioning an appropriate remedy to grant the relief that equity requires to correct a wrong
“It is well established that a circuit court is endowed with broad discretion to fashion such remedies or to grant such relief as equity may require to remedy a wrong.”
“[T]he court had authority under the common law to appoint private counsel ***.”
“[T]he court had authority under the common law to appoint private counsel ***.”

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