· 3/20/2002
Wolfram Partnership, Ltd. v. LaSalle National Bank
Citations
- 765 N.E.2d 1012
- 328 Ill. App. 3d 207
- 262 Ill. Dec. 404
How courts have described this case
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- noting that laches may be proper to bar defendants’ counterclaim but not to prevent defendants’ assertion of a forfeiture of a lease agreement through default
- stating that a party may not lull “another into a false belief that strict compliance with a contractual obligation will not be required and then [sue] for noncompliance’ ’
- noting that laches may be proper to bar a defendants’ counterclaim but not to prevent defendants’ assertion of a forfeiture of a lease agreement through default
- noting that the doctrine applies to “a party who has been guilty of misconduct amounting to fraud or bad faith connected to the subject matter of the litigation”
- “Regardless of the language used by the parties, a breach, to justify a premature termination or forfeiture of a lease agreement, must have been material or substantial”
- conditions for acceptance of an option may be waived by the lessor
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Judges: Cerda
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