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James Thomas A/k/a James Pasley v. State of Illinois

32 Ill. Ct. Cl. 759 Illinois Court of Claims Filed November 14, 1978 No. 78-CC-0055
Disposition: (No. 78-CC-0055 - Claim dismissed.)
Cite as: James Thomas A/k/a James Pasley v. State of Illinois, 32 Ill. Ct. Cl. 759 (1978)
General Court of Claims 32 dismissed 1970s James Thomas A/k/a James Pasley v. State of Illinois 32 Ill. Ct. Cl. 759 November 14, 1978 (No. 78-CC-0055 - Claim dismissed.) /opinions/v32-p0866-1/

JAMES THOMAS a/k/a JAMES PASLEY, Claimant, v. STATE oF ILLINOIS, Respondent.

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  1. PRISONERS AND INMATES-Prisoner’s trust fund.

JAMES THOMAS a/k/a JAMES PASLEY, Claimant, v. STATE oF ILLINOIS, Respondent.

Order filed November 14, 1978.

PRISONERS AND INMATES-Prisoner’s trust fund.

This cause coming to be heard on the motion of the Respondent to dismiss, due notice given to the Claimant, and the Court being fully advised, finds that pursuant to Rule 14 of the Court, the report of the Department of Corrections is prima facie evidence that the Respondent exercised ordinary care with regard to the deposit of the check at issue. The deposit of the check into the account of an individual by the same name of the Claimant does not create a cause of action against Respondent in the absence of an allegation that the duty of ordinary care owed to Claimant was breached.

There is no allegation of any breach of duty owed to the Claimant.

It is hereby ordered that the motion of the Respondent to dismiss, be and the same is hereby granted and the complaint is dismissed.

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