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ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT
Landis v MARC Realty
LLC (2009)
VG Marina Mgmt. Corp. v.
Wiener
(2007)
Lawrence v Regent Realty
(2001)
Dobbins v. Duquid
(1872)
ILLINOIS
COURTS OF APPEAL
Berven
v. Marquette Bank & Trust (2009)
Willis v. NAICO Real Estate
(2008)
VG Marina Mgmt. Corp. v.
Wiener (2007, 2008)
Detrana v. Such
(2006)
Krawczyk v. Livaditis
(2006)
Allen v. Lin
(2005)
Turner v. 1212 S. Mich.
P'ship (2005)
Starr v. Gay
(2004)
Sternic v. Hunter Properties
(2003)
Pitts v. Holt
(1999)
Namur v. The Habitat
Company (1998)
American National Bank v.
Powell (1997)
Szpila v. Burke
(1996)
Plambeck v.Greystone
Management (1996)
Friedman v. Krupp
(1996)
Spiegel v. Hollywood
Towers Cond. Assoc. (1996)
Meyer v. Cohen
(1993)
Solomon v. American Nat'l
Bank and Trust Co.
(1993)
Reed v. Burns
(1992)
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Berven v. Marquette Nat'l
Bank & Trust No. 14662,
394 Ill. App. 3d 22 (1st Dist. 2009).
In this case the tenant who tried to apply
his rights under the RLTO learned that the RLTO does not apply
to a separate coach house that is not owner occupied if the
owner does occupy the main house on the same parcel. Even
though the landlord does not live in the coach house, the coach
house is still owner occupied because the landlord does occupy
the main house, and the coach house is a part of the landlord's
dwelling unit in the main house. The court noted that both
buildings were on the same parcel with the same tax
identification number.
The Court concludes by reminding us that:
"We agree with the special concurrence in Allen that the city
council intended to except from the requirements of the RLTO
owners who live in the same building as the unit of the tenant
seeking to invoke the protections afforded by the RLTO."
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