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Time When Said Contracts Were Held to Be Invalid by a Decision v. State of Illinois

7 Ill. Ct. Cl. 50 Illinois Court of Claims Filed Unknown No. 4523
Disposition: No. 4523, Route 58, Section 584-Y, as aforesaid, prior to the Award: $39,416.10
Cite as: Time When Said Contracts Were Held to Be Invalid by a Decision v. State of Illinois, 7 Ill. Ct. Cl. 50
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time when said contracts were held to be invalid by a decision of the Supreme Court of Illinois. Therefore there is due and owing the claimant an unpaid balance of $39,416.10 on its claim for damages as set forth by "Itemized Statement of Claim" attached hereto; that said claimant hereby agrees to accept the sum of $39,416.10 in full and complete settlement for any and all work performed and damages incurred by reason of its performance under said invalid road contract." Therefore the court recommends that the claimant be al- lowed an award for the balance due in the sum of $39,416.10 according to the said stipulation.

Case summary

The claimant sought payment for work performed under an invalid road contract. The court recommended an award of $39,416.10 based on a stipulation for the unpaid balance.

Claim type: Contract

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Therefore the court recommends that the claimant be allowed an award for the balance due in the sum of $39,416.10 according to the said stipulation.

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