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Gordon Electrical Construction Company, Inc. v. Illinois Departments of General Services and Mental Health

28 Ill. Ct. Cl. 108 Illinois Court of Claims Filed 1972-11-03 No. 6462
Disposition: (No. 6462-Claimant awarded $6,129.66.) Award: $6,129.66 Agency: Illinois Departments of General Services and Mental Health
Cite as: Gordon Electrical Construction Company, Inc. v. Illinois Departments of General Services and Mental Health, 28 Ill. Ct. Cl. 108 (1972)

GORDONELECTRICAL CONSTFIUCITONCOMPANY, INC., Claimant, v., STATE OF ILLINOIS, DEPARTMENTS OF GENERAL SERVICES AND MENTAL HEALTH, Respondent.

Case summary

Claimant sought payment for work performed under an appropriation that had lapsed. The court awarded $6,129.66 because the appropriation from which the claim should have been paid had lapsed.

Claim type: Lapsed Appropriation

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Headnotes

  1. Comcrs-lapsed appropriation. When the appropriation from which a claim should 'izve been paid has lapsed, the Court will enter an award for the amount due claimant.

GORDON ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, ’hc., Claimant, pro se. WILLIAM J. Scorn, Attorney General; SAUL R. WEXLER, Assistant Attorney General, for Respondent.

PER C URIAM.

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