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: Illinois Appellate Lawyer BlogDe Novo Review For Appeals Under Illinois Foreclosure Law
By Steven R. Merican
The standard of review of an appeal under the Illinois Foreclosure Law is de novo. But ?it is foreseeable that in a case in which a trial court has held a full evidentiary hearing on a motion to appoint a receiver, this court could find that an abuse of discretion standard or a manifest weight of the evidence standard would be appropriate to review the lower court?s judgmental decision.?
Bank of America v. 108 N. Retail, No. 1-09-3523 (1st Dist. Illinois Appellate 3/31/10).
Full post as published by Illinois Appellate Lawyer Blog on August 18, 2010 (boomark / email).
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