JACKSON WELDING SCHOOL, Claimant, v. STATE OF Iur NOIS, Respondent.
Case summary
Claimant sought $630.00 for tuition furnished to a student. The court found the contract was properly entered, services performed, and the appropriation had lapsed, so it awarded the full amount.
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- CONTRACTS-bp8ed appropriation. Where contract has been properly entered into, all provisions thereof satisfactorily performed, prope r charges made therefor, adequate funds were available at the time said contract was executed, and the appropriation from which such claim could and would have been paid had lapsed, a n award will be made.
Claimant, Jackson Welding School, seeks to recover [*271] the sum of $630.00 for tuition furnished to one Leonard Herbert Bess, 1630 Watch, Springfield, Illinois.
A stipulation was entered into by claimant and respondent as follows :
“The report of the Board of Vocational Education and Rehabilitation, Division of Vocational Rehabilitation, dated August 13, 1968, (a copy of which is attached hereto, marked exhibit A, and, by this reference, incorporated herein and made a part hereof) shall be admitted into evidence in this proceeding without objection by either party.
“N O other oral or written evidence will be introduced by either party.
“The Commissioner to which this case has been assigned and the Court may make and file their reports, recommendations, orders and decisions based upon the pleadings heretofore filed, and the evidence herein stipulated.
“Neither party objects to the entry of an order in favor of claimant and against respondent in the sum of $630.00.
“Neither party desires to file briefs in this proceeding.
“Both parties waive notice of any hearing, and agree that the aforesaid order may be entered without either party being present.”
This is a matter of a lapsed appropriation, and this Court has repeatedly held that, where a contract has been (1) properly entered into; (2) service is satisfactorily performed, and materials furnished in accordance with such contract; (3) proper charges made therefor; (4) adequate funds were available at the time the contracts were entered into; and, (5) the appropriation for the biennium from which such claim could have been paid had lapsed, it would enter an award for the amount due.
Claimant, Jackson Welding School, is, therefore, awarded the sum of $630.00.