My question relates to legal practice in the state of: Illinois
Court Orders use the term "until further order of this court" and many lawyers state that this term means "The order remains in effect until it expires according to its terms, or the court issues a new order on the issue." Does anyone know of any cited case law, from Illinois, that clearly makes that statement and/or defines the meaning of "until further order of this court" if the only expiring specification reads "until further order of this court"? Is there any cited Illinois case law or Illinois procedure that explains what "on the issue" means?
Court Orders use the term "until further order of this court" and many lawyers state that this term means "The order remains in effect until it expires according to its terms, or the court issues a new order on the issue." Does anyone know of any cited case law, from Illinois, that clearly makes that statement and/or defines the meaning of "until further order of this court" if the only expiring specification reads "until further order of this court"? Is there any cited Illinois case law or Illinois procedure that explains what "on the issue" means?
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