An Illinois Order On Motion To Close Proceedings is a type of court order issued by a judge in the state of Illinois that instructs the court clerk to close a particular court proceeding. It is typically issued when the parties in a case have reached a settlement or when the judge wants to end the proceedings for another reason. There are two main types of Illinois Order On Motion To Close Proceedings: one is issued when all the parties have agreed to a settlement, and the other is issued when the judge has determined that further proceedings are unnecessary. In either case, the order authorizes the court clerk to close the proceedings and make the necessary entries in the court docket.
Illinois Order On Motion To Close Proceedings
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