SARAH MANSUR
Capitol News Illinois
SPRINGFIELD â The Illinois Supreme Court issued an order this week creating stronger safeguards for tenants seeking rent relief under the governorâs eviction moratorium.
The courtâs revised order makes clear that landlords challenging a tenantâs eviction moratorium protections have to state the legal and factual basis for such a challenge, said Chief Judge Eugene G. Doherty, of the 17th Judicial Circuit, which spans Boone and Winnebago counties.
Doherty is vice chair of the Illinois Supreme Courtâs Court Operations During COVID-19 Task Force, which was created in June 2020 and makes recommendations to the Illinois Supreme Court.
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