Laster v. Chicago Housing Authority
Appellate Court of Illinois
1Opinion of the CourtJustice O’Connor
Plaintiff, Randell Laster, a seven-year-old minor, lived with his family in an apartment leased from defendant, Chicago Housing Authority. He was injured on June 26,1969, when he fell from a window when a window screen gave way. His suit against defendant for damages was dismissed and judgment entered for defendant. Plaintiff appeals.
His amended complaint alleged: the lease was renewed each year prior to June 26,1969; on many occasions prior to the renewal in March of 1969, plaintiff’s mother, Ora Warnsby, had complained of the dangerous condition of the screens in the apartment, particularly…
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