Air Conditioning Training Corp. v. Majer
Appellate Court of Illinois
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Kiley
This is an action by plaintiff to recover the tuition for a correspondence course in Refrigeration and Air Conditioning pursuant to a contract with defendant under which', in consideration of defendant’s paying-tuition fees, he was to receive a course of training and other benefits. The court gave judgment for defendant because “plaintiff had not made out a case under the law of this State. ’ ’
The defendant answered, admitting the contract but claiming it was void for lack of mutuality; alleging that when the contract was made in October 1941, plaintiff had not complied with Section I of the…
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