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General Contractor Insolvency, Not Owner Recourse, is Key Implied Warranty of Habitability Test – IL First Dist.

In Sienna Court Condominium Association v. Champion Aluminum Corporation, 2017 IL App (1st) 143364, the First District addressed two important issues of common law and statutory corporate law.  It first considered when a property owner could sue the subcontractor of a defunct general contractor where there was no contractual relationship between the owner and subcontractor and …

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Posted byPaulPApril 5, 2017April 7, 2017Posted inCorporate, Real estate litigationTags: breach of implied warranty of habitability, dissolution, Illinois, insolvency, LLC, Pratt, recourse, Sienna Court, subcontractor
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