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  "name": "Philip Slan, et al., Appellees, v. Albert Johnson, Edwin Johnson, and High-Low Tank Car Service Stations, Inc., Appellants",
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  "decision_date": "1957-05-15",
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      "Philip Slan, et al., Appellees, v. Albert Johnson, Edwin Johnson, and High-Low Tank Car Service Stations, Inc., Appellants."
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        "text": "Opinion by\nJUDGE KILEY.\nNot to be published in full.",
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      "Defrees, Eiske, O\u2019Brien & Thomson (Vincent O\u2019Brien, of Chicago, of counsel) for appellants; Freeman & Freeman, Benjamin Nelson, and Adolph L. Haas, all of Chicago (Benjamin Nelson, Earl Freeman, and Adolph L. Haas, of Chicago, of counsel) for appellees."
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    "head_matter": "Philip Slan, et al., Appellees, v. Albert Johnson, Edwin Johnson, and High-Low Tank Car Service Stations, Inc., Appellants.\nGen. No. 46,974.\nFirst District, Third Division.\nMay 15, 1957.\nRehearing denied June 25, 1957.\nReleased for publication June 26, 1957.\nDefrees, Eiske, O\u2019Brien & Thomson (Vincent O\u2019Brien, of Chicago, of counsel) for appellants; Freeman & Freeman, Benjamin Nelson, and Adolph L. Haas, all of Chicago (Benjamin Nelson, Earl Freeman, and Adolph L. Haas, of Chicago, of counsel) for appellees."
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