· 2/3/1994
Village of Bolingbrook v. CITIZENS UTIL. COMPANY OF ILLINOIS
Citations
- 632 N.E.2d 1000
- 158 Ill. 2d 133
- 198 Ill. Dec. 389
- 1994 Ill. LEXIS 15
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- stating that “[i]t is not for us to usurp a function accorded to the General Assembly by the Constitution”
- stating that \[i]t is not for us to usurp a function accorded to the General Assembly by the Constitution\
- “In order to meet the requirements of section 6(h), legislation must contain express language that the area covered by the legislation is to be exclusively controlled by the State.”
- “In order to meet the requirements of section 6(h), legislation must contain express language that the area covered by the legislation is to be exclusively controlled by the State.”
- “In order to meet the requirements of section 6(h), legislation must contain express language that the area covered by the legislation is to be exclusively controlled by the State.”
- “In order to meet the requirements of section 6(h), legislation must contain express language that the area covered by the legislation is to be exclusively controlled by the State.”
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Judges: Miller
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