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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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Reed v. Burns,
238 Ill. App. 3d 148 (1st Dist. 1992)
This case was good for Tenants.
The Appellate Court said the landlord's refusal to renew the tenant's
lease WAS retaliatory, and reversed the trial court's finding to the
contrary. Under
RLTO
§
5-12-150, once a
tenant engages in protected conduct like complaining about repairs they
want made, for the next 12 months a landlord's refusal to renew their
lease or to evict the tenant will be PRESUMED retaliatory. The
burden then shifts to the landlord to prove their motive was not
retaliatory.
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