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Landlord’s Double-Rent Holdover Claim Barred by Res Judicata – A Deep Cut (IL 2012)

A commercial lease dispute sets the backdrop for an appeals court’s nuanced discussion of statutory holdover damages and when res judicata and claim-splitting defeat a second lawsuit involving similar facts to and subject matter of an earlier case. For many years, the tenant in Degrazia v. Levato operated “Jimbo’s” – a sports bar set in …

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Posted byPaulPJune 1, 2018Posted inCivil Procedure, Landlord-Tenant, Real estate litigationTags: claim-splitting, commercial lease, double rent, FED Act, Forcible, holdover rent, possession order, res judicata
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