How cited: Village of Robbins v. Village of Midlothian · Go Syfert

Village of Robbins v. Village of Midlothian (1976)

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Quote Authority · Ill. App. Ct.
Hernandez v. Pritikin, 2012 IL 113054, ¶ 41 ; Harris Trust & Savings Bank v. Abraham-Zwirn, 314 Ill. App. 3d 527, 540 (2000); Village of Robbins v. Village of Midlothian, 41 Ill. App. 3d 899, 901 (1976) (“It is the duty of the party who seeks to have evidence admitted to obtain a ruling or a refusal to rule and when this is not done no question is before the court of review.”). ¶ 33 The plaintiffs argue that the trial court’s rejection of their request to provide the jurors …
“It is the duty of the party who seeks to have evidence admitted to obtain a ruling or a refusal to rule and when this is not done no question is before the court of review.”