PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS v.
JOHN CRANE, INC., an Illinois corporation
The Board granted complainant’s motions to strike respondent’s two purported affirmative defenses: failure to state a cause of action and failure to comply with any applicable statute of limitations. The Board denied the complainant’s motion to strike respondent’s affirmative defenses of laches and waiver or estoppel.
May 17, 2001PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS,Complainant,v.
JOHN CRANE, INC., an Illinois corporation,
Respondent.
For the
reasons stated below, the Board grants the State’s motion to strike two of the alleged affirmativedefenses, but otherwise denies the motion.
The State asks the Board to order Crane to cease and
desist from further violations and to pay civil penalties and costs.
See People v.
State Oil Co. (May 18, 2000), PCB 97-103, slip op. at ___”; references to the State’s reply are
cited as “Reply at ___.” 3Section 103.122(d) provided that “[a]ny facts constituting an affirmative defense whichwould be likely to take the complai...
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