In Re Estate of Kaminski
Appellate Court of Illinois
1Dissent
PRESIDING JUSTICE McMORROW,
dissenting:
I respectfully dissent because the evidence wholly fails to sustain the trial court’s findings, relied upon by the majority. Indeed, the evidence strongly indicates that Kaminski and respondent entered into an agreement whereby respondent purchased the property in 1982 under specific terms; that between the time of sale and Kaminski’s death, Sender made payments to Kaminski totalling $10,600; and that prior to the sale to him, Sender cared for the property and made repairs to it. I dissent because the record does not support the trial court’s finding that…
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