Legal Opinion
City of Chicago v. LJ Sheridan & Co., Inc.
Appellate Court of Illinois
Decided July 18, 1958No. Gen. 47,303PublishedCited by 11 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Friend
The City of Chicago filed a complaint against L. J. Sheridan & Company, Inc., managing agent of the State-Madison Building, for failure to install exit, fire escape, stairway and directional signs, and a system of standard inside standpipes in the building, in alleged violation of certain provisions of the Municipal Code of Chicago. Defendant answered, and after trial by the court, judgment was entered finding the issues for defendant and discharging it. The city appeals.
The building, seventeen floors in height, is located at the northwest corner of State and Madison streets in Chicago and…
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