Bankruptcy
Laches Bars Challenge To Void Judgment
Litigation Law Roundup Sharp Thinking No. 206 Perspectives on Developments in the Law from Sharp-Hundley, P.C. March 2022 Laches Bars Challenge To Void Judgment We previously have noted a trend, particularly in the Appellate Court’s Second District, to use the doctrine of laches to limit the principle that a void judgment may be attacked…
Read MoreForeclosure Fee Unconstitutional, High Court Rules
Mortgage Law Roundup Sharp Thinking No. 200 Perspectives on Developments in the Law from Sharp-Hundley, P.C. September 2021 Foreclosure Fee Unconstitutional, High Court Rules Illinois’ special $50 fee for filing mortgage foreclosure cases is unconstitutional, the Illinois Supreme Court has ruled. Acting in Walker v. Chasteen, 2021 IL 126086, the high court characterized the…
Read MoreIntent To Surrender In Bankruptcy Yields All Rights: Court
Bankruptcy Law Roundup Sharp Thinking No. 187 Perspectives on Developments in the Law from Sharp-Hundley, P.C. September 2020 Intent To Surrender In Bankruptcy Yields All Rights: Court The proposition that void judgments may be attacked at any time presumes that the judgment is being attacked by one with a valid interest in…
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