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Hingston v. State of Illinois

1 Ill. Ct. Cl. 148 Illinois Court of Claims Filed 1897-12-16
Disposition: awarded Award: $178.06
Cite as: Hingston v. State of Illinois, 1 Ill. Ct. Cl. 148 (1897)

GEORGE HINGSTON v. THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.

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  1. CLERICAL SERVICES-rendered State; when claim will be allowed.

GEORGE HINGSTON

v.

THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.

Opinion filed December 16, 1897.

CLERICAL SERVICES-rendered State; when claim will be allowed.

When there is no dispute as to the fact of employment and the amount claimed seems to be a reasonable demand for the work done for the State, award will be made.

This was a claim filed in the Auditor's office on March 31, 1897, by George Hingston, claiming an amount due of $178.46 for attending and reporting proceedings before Senate Committee and furnishing transcript of testimony of said proceedings.

There seems to be no dispute as to the fact of the employment and the amount claimed seems to be a reasonable demand for the work done.

It is therefore ordered that the claimant be allowed a judgment of one hundred seventy-eight dollars and six cents in full of his claim against the State of Illinois.

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