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Moore et al. v. 1961

8 Ill. Ct. Cl. 686 Illinois Court of Claims Filed Unknown No. 1957
Disposition: awarded Award: $450.00
Cite as: Moore et al. v. 1961, 8 Ill. Ct. Cl. 686
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(Nos. 1957 to 1964, both inclusive, and No. 1974, consolidated-No. 1957, Claimant awarded $450.00; No. 1958, Claimant awarded $600.00; No. 1959, Claimant awarded $350.00; No. 1960, Claimant awarded $275.00; No. 1961, Claimant awarded $450.00; No. 1962, Claimant awarded $300.00; No. 1963, Claimant awarded $50.00; No. 1964, Claimant awarded $400.00; No. 1974, Claimant awarded $75.00.) BELLE MOORE, Nos. 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960 v. MIKE PELLALIS AND ADELE PELLALIS. No. 1961, GEORGE W. PEMBLE AND HANNAH PEMBLE.

Case summary

The court consolidated multiple claims and awarded various amounts to different claimants. For No. 1961, George W. Pemble and Hannah Pemble were awarded $450.00.

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(Nos. 1957 to 1964, both inclusive, and No. 1974, consolidated-No. 1957, Claimant awarded $450.00; No. 1958, Claimant awarded $600.00; No. 1959, Claimant awarded $350.00; No. 1960, Claimant awarded $275.00; No. 1961, Claimant awarded $450.00; No. 1962, Claimant awarded $300.00; No. 1963, Claimant awarded $50.00; No. 1964, Claimant awarded $400.00; No. 1974, Claimant awarded $75.00.)

BELLE MOORE, Nos. 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960 v. MIKE PELLALIS AND ADELE PELLALIS. No. 1961, GEORGE W. PEMBLE AND HANNAH PEMBLE.

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