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Wilson v. Wilson

Citations

  • 577 N.E.2d 1323
  • 217 Ill. App. 3d 844
  • 160 Ill. Dec. 752
  • 1991 Ill. App. LEXIS 1338

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  • recitals of themselves become operative when preamble to contract includes language indicating that contract is being formed in consideration of those recitals
  • recitals of themselves become operative when preamble to contract includes language indicating that contract is being formed in consideration of those recitals
  • durational provisions of two agreements, one of which had been incorporated into other, not inconsistent, but could be read together because subsequent agreement was silent as to specific provision of prior agreement
  • when a contract shows an intention to incorporate all or part of another document by reference, the additional provisions “become as much a part of the contract as if they were expressly written in it”
  • involving original and restated agreements

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Judges: Cerda

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