King v. Ashbrook

In August 1998, plaintiff, Pamela M. King, sued defendant, John Ashbrook, for alleged damages she incurred from the purchase of defendant’s home. In November 1998, plaintiff’s husband, Mark King, was added as a party plaintiff. Following a bench trial, the trial court entered judgment for plaintiffs. Defendant appeals, arguing (1) the statute of limitations of the Residential Real Property Disclosure Act (Disclosure Act) (765 ILCS 77/60 (West 1998)) applied to the present case, (2) evidence at trial failed to prove liability under the Disclosure Act, (3) evidence did not establish a breach of…