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Fee Petition Doesn’t Extend Time to Appeal Trial Verdict In Commercial Lease Spat

In Naperville South Commons, LLC v. Nguyen, 2013 IL App (3d) 120382-U, a Will County shopping center landlord filed its notice of appeal too late and so a money judgment for the tenant stands. The case involves a multi-year shopping center lease for tenant’s operation of nail salon. Several months into the lease’s fourth year, …

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Posted byPaulPAugust 5, 2013February 28, 2015Posted inLandlord-Tenant, Real estate litigationTags: appellate jurisdiction, fee-shifting, five day notice, Naperville South Commons, post-judgment motion, prevailing party, Supreme Court Rule 303Leave a comment on Fee Petition Doesn’t Extend Time to Appeal Trial Verdict In Commercial Lease Spat
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