Illinois Supreme Court Reaffirms Forcible Entry Remedy, Reversing in Spanish Court Two Condominium

One of the two most anxiously awaited cases on the Illinois Supreme Court’s civil docket was handed down this morning, and it was a big win for Illinois condominium associations: a sharply divided Court reversed the controversial decision of the Appellate Court’s Second District in Spanish Court Two Condominium Association v. Carlson. Our detailed summary of the facts and underlying court decisions in Spanish Court is here. Our report on the oral argument is here. (If you’re wondering, the other major pending decision is Kanerva v. Weems, which relates to public employee pensions).     Read more…….

 

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